I got arrested by them way back when I was 12. They're chill af and got a hidden entrance. 9/10…read morewould get arrested by them again.

Since moving here to Aberdeen 2- years ago the mail has been Excellent, but for the last 2 weeks…read moremail delivery has been poor. Packages are late getting here and mail takes days for delivery or delivered to the wrong address. We've entered several several times mail not received. Several of our friends drove up to the post office and filed complaints!!

This post office is great. The people are pretty nice, its pretty empty so it doesn't take forever…read moreto wait in line. The one bad thing is that there isn't a parking lot, so there is only street parking.

Today was my first time at this library and it was super nice! It was very well-kept and the…read morelibrarians were extremely helpful and pleasant. There was a large number of books to choose from . There is also plenty of parking outside the library.

I love this library but I also grew up going to this library in middle school. They've made some…read morechanges inside which is nice, there's an updated children's area with places to play inside and outside along with computers for older kids to use. The adult side also has a lot of computers, sitting areas, study areas, a quiet room. There is scanning, printing, and faxing capabilities but they come with a cheap cost. Library cards are free and they have more than just books that can be borrowed. There are two private bathrooms. Plenty of parking out front, and it's directly across from the Aberdeen police and fire department! The staff members are always nice and willing to assist! There are self check out kiosks throughout, and if you want a contactless experience you can utilize their app or website to check out books and pick up right inside the front door. They host events for all ages throughout the week too! There is a big park and playground across the street from the library. There are so many great things about the library so definitely check this little gem out!!!!

Our first time taking the train for a day trip and it went really smooth. Plenty of parking,Train…read morewas on time, and crew were super friendly and efficient. This station is automated, so no one on the platform to sell tix, everything is online or at the kiosk. Plenty of seats to wait and inside was really clean and chilled on a hot day. Will definitely take the train from this location again in the future!

Virtually NO security other than cameras, and the building locked up with no staff on a weekend…read more.. Liquor bottles, trash, used condoms on the ground. This must be the nostalgia and romance of travel by train that everyone speaks about. I'm amazed only by the fact that more crime and accidental death hasn't occurred at this location.

Huge library with so many resources for locals! There is an atm by the front door. Public…read morebathrooms. Computers to use. A big kids area!

The new Havre de Grace Public Library is a great addition to the community. It's​ beautiful, the…read morestaff friendly and helpful and with space available for public activities. I would give it a 5-star rating, except for some needed refinements in sound isolation, but I think that smart people will think of adding some sound absorbent materials in the right places to improve this over time.

Wonderful staff! And just about everything you need. Small but very clean and up to date.read more

Last visit 12/04/11…read more BRAC has destroyed what was once a very nice military base and has turned Aberdeen Proving Grounds into a civilian military base. Sure there are some uniforms running around, but less than 25% of the uniforms that were there before. The demographics of the few uniforms that are left is drastically changed as well. Almost all active duty posts the majority of uniforms are lower enlisted, young people just starting out. This is not so here at APG anymore, the majority of uniforms now are officers who have been around for awhile. What does this mean for Base/Post Exchange, well it means that they are not selling enough to maintain and have to consolidate. Clothing Sales (Military Uniforms) is part of the PX, and it went from large satellite building to being put in the Main PX near the shoe department. Most of the time if you need something now, you will need to order it and wait for delivery. Either that or head on down to Ft Meade, which is transforming as well, but will keep the majority of their junior uniforms. The PX specialty shops are dropping like flies.... The beautician's shop, coffee shop, sandwich shop, the florist shop, and trophy shop have all bitten the dust within the last several months. The barber shop is hanging on by a thin gray hair, and so too is the pizza place. When I rejoined the military via the Maryland National Guard 7 years ago, this was a bustling post, filled with a lot of junior enlisted attending one of several AIT (Advanced individual training [job training]) courses. These young soldiers, sailors, airmen, and marines attending classes/training and rotated through every 3-6 months and many bought new stereos, TVs, computers..etc with each new class that arrived. Now the post has so few uniforms, it is so disappointing to see APG atrophy. BRAC has not only affected the PX, but it affects the daily lives of the civilian populace that once made their living selling goods and services to these young troops. In their place has come 5000 jobs from Jersey, mostly civilian, but a few military as well, but these people are established and do not need all those new stereos, TVs, and taxicab rides. I wonder how much longer AAFES (PX) can justify keeping the APG PX open.