This is a small satellite library located behind the city hall complex and community center. If you…read moredidn't know it was there you would drive right by. Hardly ever see any one there or any cars outside. Great place to spend a little time looking around and researching. Plenty of parking.

I love this library! It's always practically empty and the librarian is super friendly and customer…read moreaccessible. It's my second time at this location and it fit the needs for a drop off and a quick check in. The books are well organized and sectioned for easy visibility and access, the dvd movies are limited but still a good range.

Went by yesterday to find out they are open on Fridays from 9-6. Not sure if this is all the time…read moreor if there is something going on. Last visit provided plenty of opportunities for research and browsing. A library card for local residents is free but there is a charge for non residents.

This is a very nice, updated, and clean library. My friend and I came here to do work and there was…read morevery fast WiFi and a quiet study room that was very large with lots of huge birch wood tables. Plenty of tables to work from in the library also. Friendly staff and guests are respectful of others. One of the nicest libraries I've seen.

Love love this library in the community! It's a perfect fit her on MLK and 23rd. I'm actually here…read moretoday to pick up a pass to museum of art... and it's already checked out. I asked the librarian and she was super duper helpful and located a pass at a different library. It's a great place to bring kids, have meetings and even a good meet up spot or study session.

Great local public library! Newly remodeled inside. Staff is very friendly. Good displays, books…read moreand computers.

The Library is a public branch of the Metropolitan Library System (Metrolibrary) in Harrah,…read moreOklahoma. It serves as the easternmost library in Oklahoma County and functions as a community hub for education, events, and resources. It is housed in a historic 1953 structure originally built as the First Interstate Bank building. In 1987, Frank Swan, the bank's chairman, donated it to the City of Harrah with the specific request that it be converted into a library in memory of his wife, Elizabeth Swan hence the name. It's located right in the center of town next to the police station. The speed goes from 45-35-25 pretty quickly so pay attn.

Harrah is a quaint town that surprisingly has a OKC library. It's a stones throw away from Choctaw…read moreand located in what seems to be the original downtown. I reserved a book online and thought it was suppose to go to the Nicoma Park location and was told it went to Harrah. Since both libraries are off of 23rd I took the drive. Again to my pleasant surprise it wasn't as far as I thought and as close as I needed it be! Bravo to Harrah for a nice library in it's downtown district!

I drove out to this library to pick up an experience pass. I spoke to them on the phone prior to…read morecoming in. The staff was very nice. The past was waiting on me at the front desk as soon as I showed up. It's a small library but it's a small town. It was clean and peaceful. Not a bad place to spend some time!

Helpful employees, very nice new facility, great location. Wish computer time could be longer than…read more1 hour without having to resign in.

They have some of they most helpful people that a. Library can have. But today for some reason the…read moretwo that where there this morning was no help at all. I ended up spending money on copies that I can do absolutely nothing with.