Cranberry Library has it all! There is an enormous selection of books and movies, and the…read morechildren's section is especially impressive. The library hosts many fun events that appeal to all ages and interests. The staff is top-notch, and they always make you feel welcome. Johnna at the reference desk is very helpful and intelligent, plus she's always friendly! The library is definitely worth a visit if you're in Cranberry.

I love the Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh. Walking in feels more like entering a castle or historic…read morelandmark than a library. The building is beautiful, and every time I visit I notice something new. The staff are always welcoming, friendly, and willing to help, which makes the library feel comfortable and inviting. What I appreciate most is that there are so many activities and events that are free or very low cost. There are plenty of programs for teens, families, and adults, and everyone is welcome. It's definitely worth the drive from the suburbs if you're looking for a unique place to spend a few hours. Between the architecture, the helpful staff, and all the community events, it's one of the coolest libraries I've visited. I wish I would have known about this place when my boys were little, it would be a great stop after visiting the museum.

A beautiful library filled with tons of amazing resources and interesting and unique finds!…read moreOne of the things I loved was that this branch has a music library! I could spend all day just in that section. You can look at (and check out) all sorts of things from musical scores, concert programs, newspaper clippings and more. They even have instruments you can check out! I don't think there is any other library in the area that offers this sort of department. There is something for everyone here (and then some!). I've been here with my kids when they were babies and have taken them here for a variety of programs or even just to stop in when we are in the area. There are plenty of places to relax and enjoy your book (including a cafe) but lots of quiet nooks and seating areas as well. There is no parking lot specific to the library, but there is a ton of metered parking in the area. I highly recommend visiting this library, especially if you are looking for something unique. Or even just to enjoy some quiet time in a beautiful space.

The cutest public library in Ambridge, PA. Very historic building with great natural light. The…read morelibrary has two floors. The first floor is exclusively children's books. There are a lot of tables around the library if you want to read and work on your laptop here. Free WiFi is also available. There is a parking lot in the back with about 5 or 6 spots and also street parking around the neighborhood if the lot is full. So cozy and quiet. Highly recommend visiting!

This is a nice library with a wide book selection. They host a lot of events for the community…read more Computers are available to the public. There is a free parking lot in the back with about 10-15 spots. Also a curb side book drop. Beware though, as of July 2023, the library is under construction for renovations and there is NO air conditioning. So it's hot inside! Some days they even close early if it's too hot so you may want to call ahead to check. Excited to see what it looks like after renovations because it is an old building.

Nice library! Staff was super friendly and helpful. My friend was able to sign up for a card and…read moretake out a few DVDs in just a few minutes. Outstanding collection of DVDs - thousands of movies and tv shows.

This library has been my primary location for the last 5-6 years and I couldn't say more good…read morethings about it. They are extremely organized, friendly, and make connections with their frequent visitors. They sell Saris chocolate at the front for the same price as the grocery store, but proceeds benefit the library. They have a ton of resources available to the public for free or very low cost. They have passes (mostly family) for a lot of local museums and historical sites. The parking lot is massive and somewhat recently paved. The hours are friendly to most schedules and the drop box is always available for returns when they're closed.

Great library with wonderful programs! Cafe, small and large meeting g rooms and an outdoor patio.read more

This is the most beautiful library in the Youngstown area and one of the most beautiful libraries…read morein the state. However, their director, along with their Board of Directors, have some strange animosity toward the people of this village and town, and they want to close the only library that has a high rating, even by the people utilizing this website. Grossly exaggerating issues with the building, they now voted to close it and open another. The cost to open another is far more expensive than doing repairs to this building. I hope to goodness to "save the library" people fight them every step of the way. It's clear they want to sell the building to some rich developer... and harm the people of this town. Shame on PLYMC.

I agree with Mia's review that this library is a gem. Staff is helpful and caring! They have went…read moreout of their way more than once to help my kids find the books they need. They consider your recommendations for new reading material. I am blessed to have such a wonderful library in my neighborhood!

Northland Public Library was established in 1968. Residents of Allegheny County who have a free…read morelibrary card may use this library. Northland Public Library participates in inter-library loaning, but it has many of its own resources: books, magazines, CDs, DVDs, audio books, e-books, downloadable music files and videos, electronic periodicals, state databases, desktop computers, Wi-Fi, resume and job-search assistance, board games, video games, Virtual Reality headsets, American Girl dolls, yoga kits, radon detectors, reserved meeting rooms, a tutoring room, a Learning Garden, a store, etcetera. In December 2025, Northland Public Library completed a construction project that included a two-story building extension, accessible lower-level entrance, Commonplace Coffee cafe, teen space, mezzanine reading level, upper Conference Room, staircase, centralized service desk, and relocated Book Nook bookstore. For years my husband and I have been customers of this library. Most recently my husband frequently checked out DVDs, and we drank beverages in the Commonplace Coffee. We thought that the renovated area looked very nice and was a significant improvement. We really like this library and expect to use it more in the future.

We came here ro meet my sons tutor and it was great. There was a special room for them to work in…read moreprivate while me and my other son explored. I loved the kids area. Both of the boys were excited to see the axolotl. I was excited to see that they have a writing club for middle schoolers.

Cool old building. Not cool old women librarians. They ignore the middle aged guy eating his lunch…read morein the periodical room and the tutors who are laughing loudly or the kids playing tag, but scold you for texting SILENTLY ! I guess they hate the young WORKING man who actually pays their salary.

Very old building that has some real charm! The staff is incredibly helpful and the director went…read moreout of her way to help me find what I was looking for. When I told her that it was my first time there she took me for a tour. They have a very cool sports history museum named the Larry Bruno Hall of Achievement. There were some really neat artifacts in there, including Joe Namath's college letterman jacket. Downstairs has the Beaver County History Museum which also has tons of really interesting artifacts. While the building could use some updating the staff and their friendly demeanor more than make up for it. Very cool place to visit!

They are so friendly and helpful here! It amazes me that a lot of the employees are young kids…read morethat started there as a service project and they are still working there 4 and 5 years later. Everyone always has a smile on their face and they seem to genuinely enjoy their jobs.

It's not the largest of Carnegie Library branches but it's very chill, friendly librarians, and has…read moreprinting, and good selection of DVDs etc.