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A favorite library in a quaint setting. Good DVD selection, helpful personnel, computers for patrons, wifi!

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Historic Yellow Springs Non Profit Assoc - 2025 annual art show opening

Historic Yellow Springs Non Profit Assoc

5.0(1 review)
0.1 mi

thanks to a good friend who exhibits here annually - I have attended their art show for the past…read morefew years - and I have to say, that I am a fan for all you history buffs out there as well as patrons of the arts, you must visit this quaint and historically significant village of yellow springs, located in northern chester county - it is worth the trip! from their website: "Education is the heart of Historic Yellow Springs' mission. HYS' programs allow visitors to explore over 300 years of history, a rich artistic heritage, and inspiring natural beauty. The village is a learning laboratory for all ages to expand their knowledge, open their minds, and get their feet wet. Education staff organize custom group tours and maintain a self-guided tour program. Exhibits, including our permanent orientation exhibit 'The Lure of the Springs', trace our history through original artifacts and images and present the work of innovative artists." the art show runs until may 12, this year. it is open daily from 11am - 5pm, and until 8pm on Fridays. admission is free to the public.

From the owner: Historic Yellow Springs is a living village steeped in a distinguished history, tradition, and…read morefolklore that stirs the imagination of those who visit. The village spans over 275 years of American history. Today, the village includes 11 buildings and 142 acres. HYS continues to host a wide range of fine art, sculpture and ceramic classes for adults, teens and children, boasts of some of the best art shows in the area, contains a beautiful venue for weddings and events and hosts numerous trails for all who visit to enjoy, including passing the revolutionary war hospital commissioned by then General Washington.

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Historic Yellow Springs Non Profit Assoc - Sculpture in the Bridal Garden at Historic Yellow Springs.

Sculpture in the Bridal Garden at Historic Yellow Springs.

Historic Yellow Springs Non Profit Assoc - Sculpture in the gardens at Historic Yellow Springs. Photo by Cher Skoubo.

Sculpture in the gardens at Historic Yellow Springs. Photo by Cher Skoubo.

Historic Yellow Springs Non Profit Assoc - Yellow Springs Fine Art Show at Historic Yellow Springs.

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Barnes & Noble - Magazine area

Barnes & Noble

3.3(12 reviews)
5.4 mi
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For clarification: I…read moream not a typical American- I do not believe that obscene wealth immunizes you from poor decision-making that leads to bad behavior (Hi Dad!). I tip service people very generously, bring them gifts, offer them free legal advice (no joke), the list goes on. But I call out heinous service when I experience it as well. The B&N in Exton, PA's customer service is *so* gut-wrenching that I stopped going and now check my books out of the LIBRARY instead. The best service you get there is at their quasi-Starbucks: the women and man who work there treat you like *you* owe *them;* they tell each other private jokes as they ring you up (you are inconveniencing them, don't forget), they demonstrate their anger if you don't tip them for a $7 coffee.... Most heinous to experience here is the employee Rashaan. If he rings you up for books you are paying your hard-earned $ for, he lets you know that he has rage that you are in his line. He doesn't ask "are you a B&N member?" (I am.) He doesn't give you Member discounts. He doesn't speak--just gives you a rage-filled cold, silent stare. Forget "hello" or "thank you." What's more, he stands, on his break, in the afore-mentioned Starbucks area, screaming complaints about customers. He swears during these episodes as well. I've heard him yelling about "She was so f'n dumb! She asked me where the readers were. They were right f'n there in front of her!" I was so upset, I left, but watched him complain animatedly for an entire 20 minutes. That's your dedication to customer service, B&N. Never will you get my money again. Toodles.

The worst checkout experience where they only had one cashier for a long line of 10 customers…read moremaking multiple purchase items. As the line dwindled down to 3 customers, 2 additional cashiers arrived. What poor management of the checkout

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