Awesome selection, wonderful children's department, a gem for any book lover. Coffee bar, candy…read morestand, and used book store all support the library. DVD collection way cheaper than Redbox, you get a whole week for the same price ($1).

The Indiana Free Library has a great collection of materials…read more Books and other media are updated often. There is free wi-fi available and many computers are open for the public to use. The staff are very helpful. One of my favorite places in Indiana County!

Nice and friendly office. I did mass mailing for the first time and they kindly explained me…read moreeverything.

I am very pleased with the amenities and facilities at the local library. I am presently heavily…read moreusing the library for research on a topic and I am not left wanting. All of the books that are not at the facility ship in less than two day. Materials are in good order and the computers are adequate.

From the owner: Come into the library for not only the latest books and eBooks, but also year-round children, teen,…read moreand adult programs. You will find opportunities for community, internet and tech support as well as historical info. Stand with us in tradition and the future as we move our community forward together.

Make a 30ish mile out of the way tangent to see the world's most (in)famous rodent? Sure, why not?…read more Here's what matters: - No, we would never dream of coming here on a certain day in February - Parking was super easy at the rear lot for the library/police station/fire department/hair care/tire center - Apparently when it snows and gets icy, the locals don't believe in salting their sidewalks - We saw Phil in his burrow from the outside window. Downside is that Phil's burrow looked a little philthy. Looked like some combo of gnats/flies/ants/bugs in and around Phil's food dish which is kind of disgusting. Is their a need to come here? Of course not. But I guess what the hell, just to say that you've been to a place that is semi-relevant in this country's consciousness for a brief time in the morning once a year.

Most times the reason to come to a library is because you are a bibliophile. But there is a…read moreparticular reason to come to the Punxsutawney Memorial Library. And it is not for the books. The library is home to Phil's Burrow. Yes, that Phil. Punxsutawney Phil. You know who I'm talking about. That loveable dude that we all either want to hug or hate on February 2nd. Groundhog Day. I do have to be an aside here, and it has to do with the movie. If you saw the movie and you think you know, you don't. The movie wasn't even taped in Punxsy, it was taped in some town in Illinois. For the longest time I had no idea where this was located and I have been to the festivals at least twice in my life. I thought it was some mystical place that would be glamorous, but it isn't. Well, it is a bit mystical as it is a library. You can view Phil one of two ways. You can view from outside and see into his burrow. Or, or maybe and, you can go inside the library and view him on the platform in the children's literature section of the library. You will get to see Phil in his habitat. But you know what is really cool, Phil has a spouse. You will never guess what his spouse's name is...Phyllis. I was impressed by that. Give this a stop while in the area.

I was pleasantly surprised by this library. I think the layout could be better & the parking lot…read morecould also be more accessible but the library itself was large with lots to offer! They have different areas for kids, books, computers, for sale books, for rent items such as tools or cricut, rooms, and even offered food pantry items if needed. The bathrooms were dirty and small. There was a long line due to the lack of stalls. Customer service was OK. I'd come back though!

My wife mostly and myself on occasion visit the library here. She reserves books on line often for…read morethe kids and herself. The kids love the books and toys. Our oldest daughter is a big reader and loves getting new books. The upstairs desk staff is wonderful as well as the ladies down in the kids area. We don't know anyone else here really. Great selection of books and they can get ones from other libraries in the network if they don't have it at their location. Everyone always looks forward to visiting!!

If I have time, I always visit local libraries while traveling. I was really impressed with the…read moreHuntingdon County Library. In addition to the great variety and display of kids books, a friendly and knowledgeable librarian and nice architecture, it was cool to find the make area upstairs where you can reserve times to use 3D printers and large format photo printers... and the Seed Library in an old card catalog!!! Awesome stuff. Keep doing what you're doing.