Hidden gem Well maintained…read more I like that the facility is updated and incorporated environmentally friendly options in restroom and water fountains. Nice study areas

Cool library with open place to study. Very quiet and located by meijer. The glass window…read moreoverseeing the trees makes this a serene place to ready and do learning.

Excellent library. Everything you could want and apparently overcoming our government's war on…read moreeducation.

The main branch of the Louisville library located at 4th and York is in a beautiful building,…read morewhich, according to a plaque, was built between 1905 and 1908 and donated as a gift from Andrew Carnegie. While a gorgeous building, I can't properly rate it as I haven't used the library as a patron -- I haven't borrowed a book or spent time in there studying, so I don't really know how good a library it is. But as a tourist passing by, it was a good place to stop in for a look at the architecture and to use their washroom and fill up our water bottles, which was very much needed on such a hot day. [Yelp collections: Louisville/Indianapolis 2023; Louisville, KY 2023; Libraries and Bookstores; Pee for free!]

I am an avid and enthusiastic library user and was in the area for a dogsitting gig when my checked…read moreout books were due. So I swung by to return them and stopped in to see if there were any easily findable books that caught my eye to check out. It is small, but it was lively. Folks setting up for a meeting in side room, people using the computers and using reading spots. I love to see it. I found a few books to check out and take with me. And I appreciate that this location also has self-checkout. I miss that at my temporary home library location, with the Main branch being closed for a year. A good sized parking lot, shared with a senior community center, and just off the J-Town main drag. Love it.

As an adult, non-college student, I got my first library card when the pandemic first started. I…read morelearned about the app "Libby" where you can listen to audiobooks and read digital books for FREE. That's right, free.99! I was also looking forward to using LinkedIn Learning (Lynda) to take advantage of free digital courses to enhance various skills. I was fortunate enough to be able to sign up for a card online but recently it expired and I had to go in to renew my membership. This LFPL was very clean and the staff was extremely friendly. There was open computers available to use and it was quiet. Once the pandemic calms down, I would love to revisit again and bring my son. Just finished my first book for 2022 thanks to Libby!

A good book exists, come and read with me!…read more This is the major library for the city of New Albany. It's easy to get a library card. After all this you can check out books. They offer a variety of different categories of books. You can also check out DVDs and other multimedia options. Go online and put these items on hold. They have multiple options for digital music downloads and other online streaming for books you can listen to in the car. Recently, we have relocated here and had to physically print something. The library offers computers that will let you print from the internet. The staff can help if you forget how to do this!? Now outside the library are community art projects that you can enjoy. The big statue outside celebrates all people. It incorporates how so many are voiceless and perhaps forgotten and are remembered through this statue.

this is a beautiful library that has done a great job of evolving with the times. I spent a lot of…read moretime here when I was young, so visiting it now fills me with nostalgia.

This library had a DVD I was hoping to watch, so I came here to get it. The process was easy as the…read moreDVDs were in alphabetical order and when I noticed it wasn't where the Zs were, a librarian told me she was pretty sure it was very recently returned. She showed me the DVDs that were recently returned but not quite put back and, sure enough, it was there. She also recommended a few other DVDs in a similar genre as the DVD i was checking out. I also picked up a couple of free paper books for kids that this library had available- my nieces loved them!

This is my home library and has been for almost 40 years. My husband used to take our daughter…read morethere 30+ years ago and encouraged her love of reading that she still has to this day. She actually volunteered there in middle school when she needed service hours and stayed on as a volunteer long after she had her required hours. The staff are super friendly and helpful. Since covid they have been so accommodating by bringing books to your car (that I order on line, they call to say they are available and pick up time scheduled). There are multiple programs available at the library, book clubs, kids programming, computer programming, etc). This is a great resources for our community. Love the summer reading program for children. Street parking.

This library is ummm...small!…read more Looks like they're doing renovations as some parts upstairs were closed off. There are tons of study areas though and you can get something to eat/drink at the little Starbucks in there. You can tell it's an old building. The carpet was way outdated. It was a sharp contrast to the modern looking stairwell. They've got computers here so you can print stuff out or use if your computer crashes or something. I'm not sure how busy it gets, but there were students here and there studying. There were plenty of tables though. Seems like a fun place to hang on campus!

The Ekstrom Library at U of L has been a great home for me under many circumstances. When I first…read morestarted going to school here a few years ago, it was a little meh. After all of the improvements though, I can say it has vastly improved. First off, the architecture and design of the inside and outside are very nice. The library is very large, appropriate enough for the large number of students that occupy the university. The main reason I go here is to use the computers, either for schoolwork or for the printer. Thankfully there are enough computers to where I've never had to wait for one, especially with the new expansion on the other side. There are 5 floors for studying and books, which are nice and quiet, with many tables and private desks. I will say during peak hours I can sometimes have trouble finding a desk, but there's usually always at least one open. To conclude, although I'm a big Heine Bros fan, I do really like the new Starbucks they've replaced it with. The design is beautiful and modern, and the baristas are super friendly in there. I've been to multiple libraries at different universities, however I think the Ekstrom stands to be my favorite.

It's ok if you can't get to a better branch. This library has limited parking. The building is…read morereally old, it was the bank when I was growing up. Its clean, and has a stale pressed look to it. Downstairs is the adult and teen section. The teen section is tiny. Due to a lack pf space the book shelves are compacted together and you push a button to expand the shelves in order to access a particular area. They offer computers and free wifi for card holders. Card holders can use computers for 60 minutes. You need to bring your own headphones. They offer printing services for a small fee. The children department is upstairs. There is an elevator. It has been my experience that most of the staff are not very nice and most seem to just be there for a paycheck. I don't frequent this branch often.

The Corydon Branch of the Harrison County Public Library system is wonderful!! It has a wonderful…read moreassortment of books on CD, films on CD, books galore for every age group. It is possible to get one of the less happy librarians if you really look for one, but most are polite and helpful. The children's section upstairs if wonderful, with much more to do than our larger local Indiana libraries, within 40 miles or so. I work with children, so I have been to many libraries, and I would have to say Corydon is the BEST!!

This is an excellent addition to the community that offers a wide variety of books for children…read more They will take their bookmobile can drive around different events in different parts of Bullitt County and different schools to allow children to just get on the dream express and check out books to take home and keep. They can donate books of course if they want I know my daughters have donated books to them as well as taking numerous books to read at our house and donate to other people. Very nice establishment and I love anything that helps the community