Not sure if it was a full moon today or just the normal time for weirdos, but got there around 3pm…read moreon a Monday and it's like a bus of weirdos let off and they all filed in. The bathroom looked like Walmart with all the derelicts in there. There were some floating around the library also... and it's not even Halloween ^

We came here at the end of our PA trip and our daughter absolutely loved it. The room in the back…read moreis a great place to explore and pretend - there are a full town worth of children's sized buildings including: a market, a car garage, a trailer, a firehouse, a post office, and a school. In addition to the buildings they have dress up items for the children as well.?A very family friendly library; we will 100% come back whenever we go

What a great place for kids! Aside from the sizable youth book selection, they also have tablets…read morewith ABC Mouse loaded up and a huge play area with a miniature town built in. My kids absolutely love coming here to play, to meet new and old friends, and of course, to check out all the cool, colorful books. They get super excited to take books home too. Excited about reading? Gotta love it! I really love the fact that this library is so engaging and welcoming. On a cold and stormy day, it's a no brainer to spend time here.

I'm glad they're open on Saturdays... but any day I go there to use the computers it's been the…read moresame people camping out on the computers... a crazy old guy who mumbles a lot, and I think an old homeless woman who's always eating and drinking(which you're not supposed to do), like it's her dusty living room or something.

The Year - 1760 The Place - Newtown, Bucks County, British…read moreColony The Cause - A Library for a Free People The oldest library in these United States was founded by the Hicks family on a small piece of land on the edge of colonial Newtown. It has moved several times through the years, and was even closed for a short time due to the "difficulties," otherwise known as the Revolutionary War. Today, it is housed in a small brick building on Centre Street, a few blocks up from State Street and the center of commercial Newtown Borough. It is a nonprofit, membership organization ($20. per individual), servicing the needs of bibliophiles in the community. Some of the books in the collection are older than the library, as are the famous William Penn chairs. It is another one of those well preserved and well intentioned institutions that help us understand the meaning of creating a new country and culture, and honoring that heritage daily. It is a great place to visit, or peruse the stacks. The children's' section is warm and inviting. The volunteer staff, knowledgeable and welcoming. Simply an amazing living history we can all feel, as we imagine how it was to live and learn in the eighteenth century in the formative years of our nation.

Today the Bob Dylan movie, a complete unknown was played in the community room…read more They also had some mini crunchy pretzels to snack on. The movie was two hours and 20 minutes and it was very exciting. I've never seen it before. There were lots of seating. It was a great turnout for this movie. I'm so glad you showed this movie.

What a nice, spacious, and quiet library. Employees were friendly and there was plenty of room to…read moreperuse.

This is a great medium-sized library that has everything a nice library needs: Private study rooms,…read moreopen study/reading desks, printers, copiers, friendly and helpful staff, ample parking and different events from time to time. It is bright and airy, thanks to the high ceilings and walls of windows. I love the ability to place a hold on books throughout the Bucks County system for pickup at any of their libraries within a few days.

Great library. Librarians are so friendly and helpful. Summer program their for the kids is fun and…read moreenjoyable.

Arrived here Friday after Thanksgiving to a sign that says 'closed'... so went out of my way for…read morenothing.

No matter when I come to this branch, everyone is so kind and accommodating, They greet you when…read moreyou come in and answer any and all questions. I don't live in the area, but make the drive because of the employees.

As a parent I love this school My daughter is a first year student and absolutely loves it. Not…read moreonly does Cairn give an excellent education, but they encourage and help them get ready for life socially and spiritually. They have work opportunities on campus and town is nearby if they want to work in the community. They allow the kids to have their cars on campus from the first year, especially since they require the kids to get involved in a church outside of the school My daughter loves her admissions counselor, guidance counselor and her teachers. She has made a wonderful group of friends, has become involved in a church off campus and she is thriving. I think the biggest testimony to me was anytime we asked any of the students if they liked the school, they all said they loved it. The president is often the speaker at chapel and he teaches a class as well. I just can't say enough about this institution.

I have 2 undergraduate and 1 graduate degree from Cairn. Their academics are high quality and the…read moreprofessors foster interactive community among students and with them. Whatever they do, they do well. Full disclosure- this institution has a core of Bible courses in each major helping students desiring to live and work Biblically to integrate this into all they do. Their graduates are spread around the world making a difference in meeting the needs found in those places. I am grateful for my education there.

While having our NYE's dinner celebration, we noticed the Princeton Public Library across the…read morestreet. We are a family that loves going to the library. So the next day we decided to check it out. This place blew us away. The modern architecture is stunning with different levels, and there is even a fireplace. There is also a room dedicated just for magazines with the most current issues. If you like movies the library has an impressive selection of DVDs. Even their restrooms have fancy Dyson faucets. There is a cafe as well. One of the upper levels offers a nice outdoor patio balcony. Good to see the tax dollars going back to the community. No matter how old you are, go get yourself a library card. There is a parking garage nearby. It's a great way to spend the day reading a book or two.

The library is in the heart of Princeton shopping district in a modern building. It is state of the…read moreart with self checkout, computers, spaces to study, a children's floor, and lots of other stuff. A cafe is in the 1st floor by the entrance with tea/coffee and other drinks, sandwiches and snacks. It also has seating. A used book nook with a wide variety of books is also on the 1st floor. The books are very inexpensive! The library also sells t shirts and other things. I'm not a resident so I don't borrow books but I always stop in to browse the books. The third floor has an outdoor patio where it's nice to take a break. Bathrooms are also on the 1st and 3rd floors plus water stations.

The Jenkintown Library is a beautiful historic building located at 460 York Road in Jenkintown PA…read more They have plenty of free parking behind the building, off York Road. Even though I was impressed with how beautiful the old building was and how well stocked the shelves were with books, that was not why I was there. Me and my husband had made an appointment to get our passports processed. I made a appointment a few weeks ago (online) for 5pm. We were there a few minutes early, so the young lady at the desk told us to have a seat. Sure enough at 5pm exactly another young lady comes out (forgot to get her name) and goes over all our paperwork. She was very precise, making sure every line was filled out correctly. I didn't need my birth certificate, because I had a old passport (that had expired), but my husband needed his, since it was his first time getting one. The cost is $130 per person for the passport. An additional $35 per person to the Jenkintown Library for their processing fee. They only take personal checks or money orders. That's right!, no cash or credit cards. You also need to have your picture taken (before you get there) at a place that takes passport photos. I had mine taken at Staples for $14.99. All in all the appointment went pretty smooth after filling out the paperwork. They made us feel welcome and I would highly recommend the Jenkintown Library for your passport needs.

Jenkintown Library is the library you remember growing up...in an old historic building...great…read moreprograms...and friendly helpful staff...I absolutely love going to Jenkintown Library and so glad it is walking distance from my home.