Cute library in the Dundee neighborhood. They're attached to a community center that we did not…read moreexplore. My husband came here to partake of a D&D event at the library. My daughter and I spent awhile upstairs in the kid's area. They have some cute plastic food toys with a kitchen attached to the wall. Even though she's older that kept her entertained for quite some time. The staff were very nice and had fun chatting with her. The pickup area for books was very organized. Their bathrooms were also clean. My ONLY complaint was parking. We got there very early and parked on the East side of the building no problem. Later when we had to go get lunch their parking lot was full. We found they had additional parking on the West side but they were also full and the streets were packed. I know it was a Saturday, but I can imagine it being very frustrating to park. When we were leaving there was someone doing illegal substances in their van next to our car which was concerning to say the least and no I'm not talking about the devil's lettuce I'm talking about harder stuff. That isn't really the library's fault, but be aware of what's going on. I prefer Millard over A.V. Sorenson but it's not terrible.

They have so many great activities for toddlers here! Love the story time and open gym play on…read moreSaturdays and Tuesdays. So many toys set up for the kids!

Such a great location. Engaging, bright, versatile spaces!…read more The staff has been eager to welcome us in on each visit. There truly seems to be something for everyone - the STEAM focused kiddo, the poet, the work-from-home employee, the fiction fanatic, garden novice, etc! So thankful for all the resources and gorgeous touches.

Clean place, security was on top of things. Staff was friendly enough with limited interaction from…read moreme. Found what I was looking for. Not much else you can ask from the library.

The staff was very helpful. They did there best to help me with the computer lab issues.read more

Nice library and neighborhood community center in Florence. This library had a facelift a few…read moreyears ago and serves Florence well. My daughter used to check out books weekly during the summer and enjoyed her visits their to look for books when she was younger. Our Neighborhood uses meeting rooms a few times a year there. Obviously you can borrow books here, but they also have a 'rec room' with games and activities for kids, a gymnasium for basketball and other activities, as well as a computer lab. Like a lot of the other Omaha libraries they host kids activities over the summer as well.

This is one of our go-to branches, and we always love a visit here! A terrific spot to taking…read moreadvantage of online holds + pick up, or dive in for some play with the kids, or grab seeds, or a quiet place to study. The staff here is always friendly and willing to lend a hand if something has you stumped!

My wife and I went to the Benson Library this past weekend and took our 4 month old to story time…read more It was really fun and the story time presenter was awesome. After story time was over, which was about 30 minutes, I took a walk around the library with my daughter. It is a really nice, small library with a lot of books to choose from. They also have a lot of computers that people could use to surf the internet. All of the employees were really nice and helpful and I can't wait to go back to story time again!

For such a small town, Louisville has a remarkably good-sized library. The library offers over…read more10,000 volumes, a small selection of periodicals and a couple computers with Internet access. There is also free public WiFi. The only downside is the hours. The library is only open Monday and Friday mornings and afternoons, Wednesday afternoons and Saturday morning. The building feels very quaint (which I like) and the staff is always friendly. The stairway to the lower level may be a bit hard to navigate if you have mobility issues.

Nice little small town library. The Omaha VW Club holds its annual car show on Main St in…read moreLouisville every year, and this is the first place my young daughter heads to. Obviously they have books to check out and borrow, but they also have books and some kids things for sale. The weekend we stopped in they had a book fair going on. My daughter grabbed a couple books for herself and was pretty happy. The Librarians and staff have always been friendly as well.

Pretty sure this is the Yelp for the library and college. It's a very beautiful campus I highly…read morerecommend you check it out. Right now it's a Pokemon gym too so if you're into that get at it!

Nice little library that offers all the services that big libraries do. Pretty building. Inside…read moreit's cozy and comfy. Librarians are very professional and friendly. Great service and computer center.

Life as a prisoner is not for me. There's a friendly…read moreattendant at the entrance to guide you and give info annoy the jail. Very interesting especially for my hubby and his friend.

Chances are that the Squirrel Cage Jail is unlike anything you have seen before…read more.. There were only 18 revolving/rotary jailhouses ever built -- and only 3 of them still remain as museums. Additionally, this one in Council Bluffs, Iowa was the only 3-story structure of this type. Built in 1885, it functioned as a county jail until 1969. You will enjoy visiting this unique place!