Although this a very small library, it is a hidden gem nestled among the pine trees. The building…read moreis set off of the road behind the Chesnee High softball field. It is fairly new (maybe 10 years old?), but was designed to look rustic (almost like something you would find in the mountains.) A wall of windows overlook the woods and the grassy softball field. It is a nice place to sit while you browse a book or a magazine. The walls are made of stone. The combination of the scenery and the architecture make it a nice little place to visit while in the small town of Chesnee.

Thank you Boiling Springs Library for being polite and friendly as I pick up my books and DVDs. I…read morealways look forward to visiting, and seeing what's new once or twice a week. Keep up the great work. Thank you again

This place is always bustling! I like how they have new books in the 14-day section located near…read morethe entrance of the library. It has saved me a lot of money in the past because I got to read some fairly up-to-date books without purchasing them at the bookstore.

I came here today for what is an unusual and first time event for me. I intended to checkout a…read moreDanielle Steel book titled Titanic! It was recommended to me by Sue G. of Forest City, N.C.! She's a Yelp friend that I much appreciate! I trust her judgment in this matter; romance! Since my wife of many years told me that I didn't have a clue about what romance is; I've decided to self- educate myself! Every a senior citizen like me can make improvements! This book was not in our local library today but I'll check back with them soon! Nice and friendly folks work here and that's a good thing when a guy intends to read a Danielle Steel novel! My thanks again to Sue G. my Yelp friend!

Its nice and clean, but the workers talk so loud and constantly that I cant concentrate on my own…read morebook. Used to be my get away in the past.

The public library. Local, accessible and best of all, free!! Since my studying days are pretty…read moremuch over (no more research or term papers for me), I come here mostly for my kids. The children's section is huge and quite awesome. They check out about 20 books every two weeks and we use them for bedtime stories. During the summer months, when kids are out of school they have story hour and different presentations. Last summer the children's museum in Rutherford came and did a bunch of kid friendly hands on experiments. This library is about much more than books; it's a part of the community and a great supporter of education. Check their website for program times and dates.

The Friends of the Library books store is an amazing second hand book store for a town that does…read morenot have a book store. If you are a quilter, there are hundreds of quilt books and other crafting books. The staff are very helpful. They are very organized...You can find what you're looking for easily. They have large print section too and jig saw puzzles, childrens' books, cookbooks, videos and DVDS. Don't show up if you have a time crunch, you'll want to poke around.

Truly a wonderful Library. Wow! It's big, well organized, Quiet areas to study & helpful staff…read more Thank you. I use the library all the time to simply catch up on my Email, make copies of items and to just relax and get caught up with life. The staff is very helpful and considerate. So thank you!

What an adorable local library. If you have a buncombe address, you can go to any so we opted for…read morethis one last week as it was the closest. Pleased to find an open lot, easy entrance and an adorable exterior. Lots of benches, ads for local events and wildflowers. What a library should show, in my opinion. Looks like this is a true community space we need to show love for. The staff were so welcoming and kind. We got cards here and it was simple (just have a license from the area or a license and some mail). The books were plentiful and well organized. Kids section was inviting and adorable. Overall an excellent experience.

It's everything I want in an older, outdated library. Have normal expectations and you won't be…read moredisappointed. Very friendly staff, decently stock books and rotating selections. I enjoy this library very much.

Public and private research libraries on Good to Ivy League -caliber quality campuses are always an…read moreinspiraional place to get both professional, non-scholarly remote work completed , although as another reviewer alluded to I am often distracted by the dozens and dozens of current, high-quality, peer reviewed and widely respected esoteric, more prosaic, and historic journals concerning every imaginable niche topic grouped under broader umbrellas of familiar branches of higher learning, for example, "Cancer Discovery," sounds straightforward enough ( until you see the amount of footnotes and almost spill your coffee. Too pedestrian? Traverse the grand , dark oak bookshelf -lined walls of the Grand Reading Room and pick a "Transactions of the Royal Society of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene , " a journal about as thick as an Atlanta Phone book and grab a seat to perhaps read about best practices for proper hand washing in the maleria -choked jungles of Borneo? Nope! Highlights include: "Polymorphisms in Cytochrome P450 genes: implications for Plasmodium vivax malaria" treatment in Brazil

I am not affiliated with Furman's library in any way. Yet it is open for me to peruse the books and…read moreto use the space and free wifi for studying. There is a fine selection of literature and lots of tables. Park by the chapel and walk across the green to the library. Patrons can take out a lending card for about 50 dollars.

It's a beautiful library with all the latest innovations and when the book return works it's a…read morebrilliant idea. It's just extremely frustrating when the library is closed and the book return is broken because there's absolutely no way at all to return a book which is the last thing we do before we fly overseas.

This is a beautiful library; BUT the staff leave much to be desired. They do NOT and WILL not go…read moreabove and beyond to assist you . . .minimum, if that. And forget about asking for assistance, for anything, before they close. They are just waiting to close the door and shut off the lights. They will use the time before close to walk around asking each other, can we do this, do we have time before we close . . . as you stand there waiting for one of them to simply fill the request and assist. . . Then, OOPS, it is 6pm - nothing works now, sorry, time to go - and they walk away without concern . . .SMH. More customer service and staff training needed, for sure.