The Enoch Pratt Free Library has been named one of the 10 “Nicest Places in America” by Reader’s Digest, a year after two Maryland destinations earned similar honors from the magazine.

Nominations for places where “people are kind and treat each other with respect” were crowd-sourced. Online voting runs through July 7. The winning place will be featured on the cover of Reader’s Digest.

“We are so proud of the life-changing, innovative programs at the Pratt Library, like Social Worker in the Library, Lawyer in the Library and the Mobile Job Center,” library President Heidi Daniel said in a statement. “This honor from Reader’s Digest shows the amazing impact the Pratt Library staff has across the city of Baltimore and throughout the state of Maryland.”

Last year, Rock Hall, a waterfront town in Kent County with the motto “Nice People Live Here,” finished third overall in the Reader’s Digest poll. The Orioles’ Camden Yards finished fifth.

— Jonas Shaffer