This library has a lot to offer for the Youth of our community! They have a flexi bus and…read moretwo-level diner, as well as a baby playspace. They have different areas for each age. There is plenty to offer in the Adult programming as well. There are music, science, and educational programs that are always free to the public. Come check it out!

Quality library at a small town. Library employees are knowledgeable & friendly…read more Well kept, beautiful old building. Internet system very good. A person can 'phone in and reserve a computer to use for an hour.

I popped in here once and had to compliment librarian on what an impressive library they have. From…read morethe front area highlighting new releases to the special area dedicated to "books for Dummies" this library surpasses those found in MUCH larger cities and offers better hours. People of galion, make sure you pass your next library levee! I can't wait to stop by next time I am in galion.

This was such a fun stop! There are live farm animals here, and the pastures looked well…read moremaintained with plenty of space for them to roam, which was great to see. The welcome center was pretty nice and had a small kids museum inside that was interactive. There's also a gift shop with cute merch, local items, maple syrup, and other extras. They offer tours of some of the buildings for purchase, which is a cool option if you want a deeper experience, but even just walking around the property on your own is enjoyable. Overall, a really nice place to explore for a bit.

Unique park in Ohio with a visitor center, working farm, historical house and so much more…read more We came on an off-season day in March so the visitor center was open but not staffed. We also didn't see anyone to give tours or ask information. The park is easy to find with lots of signs pointing the way. When you pull in there is a visitor center that has a gift shop and restrooms. Everyone's favorite part was the parrot. If you say hi or dance he will talk to you. The park has trails you can hike. There are maps in the lobby to help find a course. They mentioned a cave trail but the map did not have trail names so we were not sure what path to follow. You can walk down to the barn and see the animals. We also walked around the exterior of the house. Behind the visitor center there is a great playground that the kids really enjoyed. If coming for a visit I highly recommend waiting to come during the peak season so you can view the house and have staff to explain the history and trails you can hike. Lots of picnic areas too so pack a lunch!

Lovely attached garage (free!), huge building, and plenty of seating and tables around to set up…read moreshop for an afternoon. There are some meeting rooms available to sit in and talk, and a copier for your convenience. I was here during the day for a meeting and was pleasantly surprised to see that it was busy, but not hectic. Staff was very friendly and helpful.

One of the best libraries in the area. Staff are very kind and helpful. I love the variety of…read morecommunity events that are held there, as well as the sheer amount of books that are available

I love going to the library to get movies to rent. When I have a question about anything else the…read morestaff are very friendly and helpful

Small, quiet, humble and historic! Just a few on staff and not a lot of foot traffic. This is a…read moresolid study spot. In the back room two nice large tables for what ever only one power outlet. Bring an extension cord lol.

Very small library, but I order my books to be picked up here due to the friendly staff. Very…read morequiet to get work done and they have nice programs, the most recent one about Akron's contribution to WWII. It's a beautiful drive down Riverview Road to get here.

Excellent children's room! Tons of toys, activity boards, puzzles for toddlers, and it seemed like…read morethey sometimes hold finger painting events for babies and toddlers.

Coshocton Public Library serves Coshocton County, a rural area in east-central Ohio with a…read morepopulation of 36,000. The main library is in downtown Coshocton, with a branch in West Lafayette and bookmobile service to area schools, nursing homes and rural areas throughout the county. Circulation in 2006 was over 600,000 items including books, DVDs, CDs, etc. The library and branch are among the very few locations in the county where there is free Internet access for the public, as well as high-speed wireless service. The library's collection of 120,000 items is enhanced by access to materials from more than 60 libraries around Ohio, which can be requested by patrons. Full service programming, including story times, teen clubs, coffee club for senior adults, computer classes, and much more is provided year-round, free of charge. Genealogy and local history is a "must visit" for those interested in tracing their roots or learning more about an area rich in Native American history. For more information, visit their website at www.coshoctonlibrary.org.

This is just an absolutely amazing library overall. It is small, which is common since it is a…read moresmall town, but it has amazing programs, a diverse section of books and other resources, along with great customer service that I have nothing bad to say.

not open long hours but the staff is good have been there several times phone number is 440-949-7410read more

One of my favorite libraries to visit! The inside recently got a refresh and it feels so open and…read morebright. Plus what other library in Lorain County has that view of Lake Erie??