I love how this library is right next to the Science Center and art museum. It is beautiful and has…read morea wonderful children's section. We came for a concert and had a great time.

The librarians are so nice and they helped me with anything. There are no overdue fines, which is…read moregreat, and the variety of books, cds, and dvds, are amazing. I am pleased to say I love my library.

The buildings are actually labeled on this campus. I mean not just some building named after…read moresomeone but "Student Services," "Visitor Registration," you get the point. Folks working on the campus seem to sincerely enjoy their job. They'll take cards but they don't swipe them. They'll manually enter it.

This is my school! I think they are pretty great and have a lot of good programs to choose from…read moreespecially if you're interests are as sporadic as mine are. I've had some really good teachers here and also teachers who basically make you teach yourself. The school is always kept clean. It's never dirty or nasty. It is my school of choice

This red and white library has been here a while and could perhaps use a little repainting inside…read moreand out. However, the books inside are in great condition and so I have no complaints. Located on a residential street and easy parking. The single door is secured by a latch and the inside was a small collection of mostly children's books and a copy of the Bible. I'm slowly draining my own library of books, so I dropped off two today. This is charter number 7926. There is no information about the steward online. [Review 15420 overall, 924 of 2021, number 2970 in North Carolina.]

I am an avid reader and never have I found a library will with such current books and a staff that…read moreis so caring and attentive, I call them my friends. They never hesitate to give good recommendations when I am lost for another good book. Once you go there you will never stop because you get so spoiled. Wyn Flo

I noticed the historical marker before I spotted this classic historic house and pulled in…read more Unfortunately, the museum was closed today but I did manage to examine the house from a few angles and it is pretty cool. I will need to come back when I can tour the museum properly. The marker reads, "Mundy House. Built between 1850 and 1870 by descendants of a Revolutionary War soldier and Methodist minister Jeremiah Mundy (1760-1835); One of the founding families of the Rock Springs Methodist Camp Meeting grounds in Denver; The R.O. Mundy family owned the property until the 1990s; Gravesites at the Denver Community Cemetery and Bethel United Methodist Church." The Mundy House is one of the few remaining historic houses in eastern Lincoln County, and it stands a local landmark that documents the history of the Mundy family and the development of Denver during the nineteenth century. The Mundy House is a central-hall house that maintains much of its original architectural integrity. It represents a house form that was ubiquitous in the county during the last half of the nineteenth and first decade of the twentieth century, but nearly all of these houses have fallen into disrepair by abandonment and neglect or have been substantially altered with artificial siding, replacement windows, and unsympathetic modern additions. Preservation of the Mundy House is necessary for educating people about local history, historic preservation, and architecture. [Review 15905 overall - 3121 in North Carolina - 1410 of 2021.]

This library is located in the parking lot of the railroad museum adjacent to the bright red…read morecaboose, making it hard to miss. There is easy parking. The library is painted in a different color on each side and has a single door with a twist catch. Inside, a single shelf of books. Mostly children's books but a few others. The Lindbergh book was interesting, but I'm not ready for a tome of that depth at this time. This is charter number 87635 and the steward is "Newton Depot." The online caption reads, "Southeastern Narrow Gauge & Shortline Museum, Scotty's Book Barn, & Partnership for Children have collaborated to bring this LFL to North Newton. We can build great communities when we all work together. Look for us next to the red Caboose, facing North Main Ave." [Review 15897 overall - 3113 in North Carolina - 1402 of 2021.]

Roomy store with a Starbucks inside. A lot of books to choose from, and it looks like they keep up…read morewith the newest books as well. Needed help locating specific books and the staff did not disappoint. They knew the exact location and walked with me there. All the staff, even in the cafe were all helpful and polite.

Great service and quiet environment. Spend a few hours with my hubby here and enjoyed the relaxing…read moreatmosphere.

This Little Free Library is located in the center of the shaded area at Southside Park. The blue…read morebox has yellow and pink trim making it hard to miss. It is on a single post. The library has a single door secured with a twist lock. Inside, a single shelf of books that were neatly stacked. Mostly children's books and it was the tiny red one that caught my eye. What's not to love about the tiniest book. It is perfect for little ones starting to read, titled "Curious George and the Firefighters." Neat stuff and fun to see in one of these free library boxes. This is charter number 87376. The online caption reads, "1775 Southwest Blvd. behind Natl. Guard Armory, between play area and outdoor stage. Collaboration of City of Newton, Catawba County Library System, Catawba County Partnership for Children, and Scotty's Book Barn. A fabulous community working together to improve literacy in our area." [Review 15902 overall - 3118 in North Carolina - 1407 of 2021.]