Small public library in Highland falls. Very child friendly…read more They even have toys for children in the middle of the children's library. Kids play with toys and puzzles Good place to be to encourage learning and play and socialisation

Cute little library, we visited the children's area for awhile. Looked like a good selection of…read morechildren's books available and lots of toys for kids to play with. The space was very clean and well presented

What a great library. Cornwall is so lucky to have a place like this in their backyard. This place…read moreis huge well stocked with the latest books, movies, audio books and more. Best part is I can use my RCLS card here, friendly staff and the place is as clean as a hospital. Well done.

Very friendly and helpful staff. Always very welcoming and often greet you by name…read more Very easy to order books from partner libraries.

"Holy Chestnut Novel Batman!"…read more This is a fairly small yet simple library. I'm a bookworm & nerd so I love visiting libraries. This library is a single floor library with a decent amount of resources available to visitors. Upon entering you'll find the children's section on the right side of the library with various books and research materials in the center spanning to the left side of library as you enter. Staff is super helpful and really nice. I didn't spend too much time here during my visit but I never find any library bad unless you've visited a library in NYC where it can be noisy! It's nice to visit libraries in the suburbs that still believe in a quiet place to read or study.

A small and quiet library located on Main Street in Franklin. All of the librarians are very sweet…read moreladies who take the time to get to know all of there customers and will go out of there way to make sure that you will walk out with the stuff you're looking for. If they don't have it then surely will make sure that you can get it put on hold. Despite its small size, this library also has a great selection of dvds, books, CDs and video games even. If you are looking for a library to check out for you and the family then this is the one.

When I first moved to Sussex county I was in search for a great library, tried a few others in the…read morearea, but none compares to the Franklin Branch. From the staff to the atmosphere it's a place that won't be outdone. This is truly a hidden gem in Sussex county. Quiet, warm and friendly people and a great environment. Makes you feel welcomed and appreciated. I definitely recommended this library to everyone in Sussex county that wants a nice place to read and for great clubs and events for the kids.

I really love Bonnie's review (the review below). I don't really know how anyone could give a…read morepublic library a low rating. It's an essential community resource and a green alternative to constant consumption. The librarians are extremely helpful and willing to order materials that aren't presently available in the branch. Interlibrary loan is my personal favorite. They also have a really adorable program that allows children to practice reading to dogs. I also believe that through the Friends of the Library program, those who are housebound can have books and dvds delivered to them. Lastly, the library advertises a lot of free, educational events. I think this library system has a unique charm.

I am so thankful for this wonderful Library System! All of the branches are very complete, the…read morelibrarians are so helpful and I am a regular user at several of the branches. I am a senior on limited income and I take out many books and movies, all free. It's a Godsend to have such a source of good reading and entertainment available to me. They will locate a book and have it delivered to my closest branch if I wish, and all kinds of other courtesies. No matter if people have the internet to look up information, we still need our libraries! They have classes and story reading for children to name a few. If we don't appreciate our libraries, budgets could be cut and that would be a terrible shame. Reading a good book is one of the best things you can do!

Forget that it's incorrectly located on Yelp and that it's no longer a library. The building is…read morenamed after the Rushmore of Mount Rushmore, who had it built and who lived in Highland Mills. It's built of stones in a style that was commonly used in this part of Orange County, NY. It now is used as the office for the Town Historian. It's on Route 32 a few miles north of Woodbury Common Premium Outlets.

PROS: Absolutely nice library! The outside looks historic while the inside is large, clean, and has…read morea huge variety of books. the staff is also very nice CONS: hardly anywhere to park-- it's street parking which is metered OVERALL: Not a library I would drive to but if you're walking in the area I would suggest stopping in, even if you aren't planning on reading

Well finally a library of size and substance rid you can't find something here to occupy your mind…read morethen there is no hope for you. During the zombie apocalypse I'm going to hold up here. It's got everything I need in a library except free parking. Videos, dvd, cd's books big print books books on tape. Come visit the gem of the hudson valley

The help/reference desk and tech. support in the front of the library is always very helpful and…read morefriendly. However, the environment (AKA ghetto characters) of the library is getting to the point where the people at the front desk can't say "please be quiet" enough to some of the people in here. Don't leave any valuables alone, even if it's just for a few minutes to go to the bathroom. There have been instances of people's cell phones and laptops being stolen from here. There used to be signs, warning people to have eyes on their belongings at all times, but I believe they have been taken down now. There are some shady people walking around, and you will know exactly who they are, because you will hear them before you see them. Most people who come to this library are here to study, read, or do schoolwork, but others come in here to socialize and speak very loudly, so it tends to distract those who have come here to use the library for what its intended uses are.