From the outside, the library looks very nice. Inside, it's a bit sloppy and loud. Very loud…read more Unsupervised children running throughout the main stacks while there is an empty dedicated children's area available. Seating/table space was hard to come by as many patrons, some clearly homeless, were using them as a place to sleep. By far the most difficult instance was a profoundly mentally ill young man. He was running back and forth through the library, running very near other patrons who were clearly startled and upset, yelling at his laptop. He did this next to the service desk and no one so much as raised an eye. I assumed he was a regular. The actual collection seemed pointed to a much younger demographic with board games, video game stations, videos, music, and large displays of graphic novels. If you are looking for older books or classics, you will be disappointed. As I was there to research a topic of historical Christianity, I was shocked at how little was available. If you fit the demographic, you will most likely be happy if the noise doesn't bother you. If you are middle aged and hoping to use the library for basic research, you will be better served somewhere else. I grew up using this library but am saddened to see what it has become.

Great library. The facility is nice; it's not brand new, but it feels welcoming. The librarians…read morewere so helpful and kind; they made getting a library card an easy, fun, and quick process. I'm looking forward to going to some of their activities and using the facilities.

The staff of the Madeline L. Olewine Library is so helpful and accommodating. Every time that I…read morehave needed assistance they have gone above and beyond to help me with my needs. Also, MOM is always so clean. BAW!

The staff is wonderful and so is the variety of books! They also have plenty of computers for you…read moreto use and a photocopier!

I thought this library was a river, but it's not a river. That was just a riverfront…read more This library is really awesome and have now been here twice and both times I thought it was in a great location but really friendly people working here and a pretty decent selection of books as well. Owned by Kenny McCormick of South Park fame, who was tragically killed - repeatedly. Luckily the library is far from dead.

This is a nice library in the most beautiful part of the city. If you're into libraries this is one…read moreto visit.

cute little library. about 2 years old. fairly decent selection. named after the john l. grove…read moreof the orange JLG cherry pickers fame. you know, the ones you see at pretty much any construction site in the world.

A group called Textile Art Design Alliance meets at Grove Library due Grove's generosity. The room…read moreis perfect for our work and we enjoy being able to use the library facilities after our meeting. Lovely library and the it promotes the arts not only by allowing art groups to meet there, but they have an exhibition area for art that is used each month.

Beautiful little community very close to Hershey, PA. There is a great little downtown area with…read moresome mom and pop shoppes and also walking trails and parks and some nice country spaces. I really enjoyed my time in Hummelstown.

I have a copy of Hummelstown native Jack Veasey's collection of poems "Handful of Hair." On the…read moreinside front cover is an original poem in his own handwriting, signed by him. What would be a good thing for me to do with this very special item?

Red Land community library is pretty sweet. Theres free wifi, plenty of books and lots of things to…read moredo. The childrens room / reading area is pretty nice, its partitioned off from the rest of the library. Our kids enjoyed the blocks and toys the most. Theres a lego table in the front which is a must see for kids. And a small section that acts like a book / card / calendar sale. Friendly staff, they have a Red Land Little League World Series uniform on display.

I've been using this library for over 20 years. Its a great library in a convenient location…read more They offer a lot of programs for kids and besides books they have DVDs and audio books. If you like book sales, they do a great one every 3 months and they also have a small sale going on in the lobby all the time. The staff and volunteers are THE BEST!

How sad . . . this place sits, apparently unused/little used and in great disrepair…read more I was here once, when the owner and his "partner" (I don't know if it was business or personal but she was very nice) opened the mansion for a Boiling Springs Civic Association function. It is just lovely. Much of the house's original features have been keep - woodwork, floors, floorplan, etc. The kitchen had been completely remodeled. I did not have a chance to see the upstairs. I hope that the current owner does something with it or sells it to someone who will . . . it is such an icon of the Children's Lake area - it would be a shame to see it become so decayed that there is no choice but to tear it down. I can see it as a fantastic little french restaurant or an art gallery with a funky little cafe. The view of the lake is beautiful.

A forgotten Beauty, I give her 5 stars for what *could* be. I go to 'Bubbletown' several times a…read moremonth, for the beauty & tranquility. And each time, I stop by & say hello to this once magnificent Georgian style home. It was built some where around 1780 by Michael Ege, Sr. a prominent Ironmaster, and was later passed to J.C. Bucher, another Ironmaster until the late 1890's. Perhaps some day it will be returned to it's former glory.

Great service! Friendly correctional officers. Makes every prison visit feel like a holiday! I…read morewould recommend to anyone that wants to get locked up to do so here. Very clean glass and phones for non contact visits. Very knowledgeable guests in the waiting area. Also, very non aggressive cavity searches. This is a great prison!

This is where they have fingerprinted and taken biometric data from Carole and I over the past five…read moreyears. There are about 5 or so staff and doctors there to help you out during you visit, either with paperwork, documentation or just general help. They usually have a Spanish-language speaker available to help out. Its an old farmhouse that was originally settled by the Germans in the 1720's and is still standing. It is adjacent to the York County Prison.