very spacious and tall, kinda like a university library, not crowded, great and i was at peace and…read morein a state of nerve ana

Did not appreciate being yelled at / harassed and antagonized when I was trying to sign up for…read morefinancial aid because I didn't have an emancipation from my abusive low iq mother and I have to spell everything out to her- do you know how distressing it has been to have idiots in charge of my life? No- stop being nosey and antagonistic. You don't know me, Mind your business. Honestly never had a bad experience until that day which I'll never forget how once again I've been treated unfairly by people in this country.

Great selection of books. Love the smell of a library! Very relaxing. Thankful for a large print…read moresection. Good kids section that has a small door to enter through. Wish you could check out things like puzzles. But you can do puzzles inside the library. Beautiful building outside. Weird hours... make sure you check their website before visiting.

This is a lovely library. It's situated right on the Oostanaula River, in downtown Rome, Ga. We…read morewent here regularly when we lived in Silver Creek. The staff were friendly and they had a great selection of books. They had nice facilities for meetings as well. The grounds were nice as well. They had a quiet little garden out back and nice landscaping around the building and parking areas. (One negative I remember was that the lower parking lot did seem to flood a lot.)

I live an hour from this library but every so often I work in the area. The staff is very polite…read morebut my goodness it is a library! Everyone is so loud. One staff was talking on the phone. The next visit they were putting up decorations and talking loudly amongst themselves, I couldn't even concentrate, I had to leave. Please take this into consideration when you have guest in the library to study.

Love this library. It also has a gift from there that my husband had a part of giving them. They…read morehave his artwork in needlepoint that he gave them after the loss of his first son... sadly we have lost another one. But the library is on my lists of places that I will always remember. They are graciously giving to all of the people who visit and go to read or research their books. Thank you again: As Ever, Dr. John Hugh Campbell and Mary Ellen Campbell.

Let me just say this library is the best! They have a huge selection, fantastic staff, and are…read morealways doing something for it all ages. Our family frequents this library multiple times a week! If I could give this place 10 stars I would !

Love this library. They have an amazing special needs program! The children and teen department are…read morealso great! The people are friendly and welcoming.

Love this library but I don't understand why the community yoga classes tend to be cancelled. The…read morecalendar always looks so good at the beginning of the month.

This is in fact the Cartersville Public Library, a member of the Bartow County Library System…read more It's great! It's actually a surprisingly good library for being in a rural sort of town. The selection is spread out over three floors, they offer both open and private seating, the travel section is very robust, and there are plenty of computers to log onto. Many clubs and social groups to meet up with as well. Go check them out!

For someone who has spent her life in libraries, this is a gem. Not only for the diverse books…read moreavailable, but interesting lectures and special interest group gatherings, free computer classes etc. They do an excellent job in this community.

Amazing customer service at desk and the environment was excellent. The women at the front desk was…read morevery helpful and helpful.

While the patrons of this library are quietly doing whatever it is they came here to do--reading,…read morestudying, researching, or simply enjoying some peace and quiet--the librarians seem to have a different interpretation of "library quiet." Someone will approach the desk with a question, and the librarian will proceed to answer it at the top of their lungs. At that point, everyone in the building knows exactly what the patron needed. We all know the rule: quiet, please. Is there really a need to announce someone's business to the entire library? Is the goal to wake the dead? Speaking for myself, I wouldn't go up there and ask a question even if I needed help. I have no desire for the entire library to hear what I'm looking for. Please--some of us actually came here for the quiet.

As a Villa Rica Public Library patron and community partner, I can't overstate my satisfaction with…read moreVR Library. The Manager, Dr. Rachel Linn, and the entire staff are so warm, welcoming and accommodating. They have generously supported my modular Black History exhibit, "The Carver High Experience," every February for the past 7 or so years. The space that is provided allows me to present my visitors a true "Museum Without Walls" experience. In recent years, we've had more than ten large (30-60) student groups from Carrollton City and other school districts, visit it. As well as a number of senior and church groups. I provide a walking and talking tour of the exhibit along with a personal narrative about My Carver High Experience and my childhood growing up in Carroll County when this area was populated by only a few thousand people and most of them were farmers. The number of general public visitors continues to grow. Back in 2005, our original goal was to create a brick and mortar museum. When that plan fell through, I had an epiphany to create a modular traveling exhibit. The rest is history. VRPL has become a vital component of my answered prayer: to research, preserve and share the history of African Americans in Carroll County with current and future generations. When we started this quest in 2004, hardly anyone remembered or knew much about Carver High. Most in the younger generations had not heard of it - including many African Americans! By now , I believe MOST residents know something about Carver High. In closing, our Visitors' Log keeps track of individual visitors (not including the students). The visitors count continues to hover around 300-400 indIvidual visitors. I know for a fact that some visitors don't sign the log. So there's another hundred or so visitors to add to the visitors' count. I am thrilled that approximately 1000 visitors now come to see "The Carver High Experience" each year at the VR Library... I believe their warm and welcoming atmosphere has a lot to do with it! We started out including a Tour of the Library to manage the oversized groups. I'm sure many of those young people have become patrons themselves. VRPL has so many youth-oriented activities and feature, such as gaming tournament, a teen center, study rooms, a separate children's library, etc. It is also the meeting place for adult clubs and community organization. It is a safe, well/maintained, well/supervised welcoming space for children and adults...with lots of books. Carolyn Gray Creator & Curator The Carver High Experience Traveling Exhibit.

Absolutely beautiful library- family friendly, perfect for a rainy afternoon with kids. The…read morelibrarians are incredibly helpful, and there are various areas to sit and enjoy a good book.