Awesome library in the heart of Huntington Village. The staff here are amazing, friendly, helpful…read moreand often going the extra mile for their patrons. I grew up with the children's section and now as an adult love taking advantage of all the HPL has to offer. Tons of events are happening every month, check out the bulletin boards near the entrance for interesting and fun things, be sure to visit the basement as well. Might catch a book or art fair, maybe even a lecture depending on the day. Always clean, well organized and spacious, despite the open layout there's usually a quiet corner (within a large two floor setup) to retreat to if needed.

I have been here a couple of times. The building is on Main street in Huntington. Bring some…read moremoney for the meters or try and luck out with the nearby lot. It all depends on the time of day and day of the week you are going. The staff is fantastic from my interactions with them. Always friendly and helpful. I have gone with my daughter for the mommy and me class. It is incredible. The kids all have a great time and it flies by. We don't stay afterwards, but there is a great area for young kids to hang out and read...or more likely be read to. It's a nice place and they are working on some construction there too, so I presume it will be even better. It also has a great classic look. I like it and they have tons of cool things going on.

Chad Stwert was so sweet during dinner and was very receptive to all requests. Attentive too all…read moreneeds, served with a smile and kindness. This is the type of service we all hope to receive and he nailed it. Thank you Cold Spring Harbor for hiring such an amazing set of staff. Such a great place to talk neuroscience and enjoy each other's company.

Amazing place for science with grounds to match. The campus hosts meetings and courses near year…read moreround which brings people from all over the globe.

It's a beautiful library and has many choices to choose from. From books to activities.read more

New modern bright large quiet library full of books, I was able to find a very rare study test book…read morei needed so I called to see if I could borrow being that I am not a direct member but only a Suffolk County Librarian Card holder the reference supervisor approved a short term loan out to me. So impressed how beautiful all of our north shore community libraries are worth all the tax dollars we spend honestly. They offer trips educational classes computers and a worked if free books on and off line. Plus coffee cafes

This place is awesome. The library is pretty modern and spacious, with just enough study space for…read moreindividual or group study. A bonus is that the librarians enforce a quiet environment on the third floor. There is an eating area downstairs and local food areas are not too far away (more convenient with driving than walking). If you're planning on an all day study session, this place is good for that. First off the bathrooms are clean and secondly, the chair and table heights are appropriately spaced so that you're not slouched over. There are also plenty of outlets nearby and water fountains. There are a limited number of parking spots, which I've heard people have problems with, but I've never had an issue with getting parking.

Stopped in here with our 3 year old to check out the kids area. The area as a whole is nice,…read morehowever, the kids play room is slightly outdated and underwhelming. The play room was unorganized and the toys were run down and outdated. The book area of the kids section was nice and had some stem activities. The rest of the library looked nice and they had a small concession area which was cool.

Love this library, it has a great selection of historical and contemporary books to select from …read more Our only suggestion would be if it could be quieter, and the staff would lower their voices and conversations. Wonderful place none the less

Local Library. I…read moreconsider myself lucky to have such a well stocked and well manned library in my town. They usually get the latest books fairly soon after publication and if it is not on the shelf they have a quick and painless set up to request it when it becomes available. They also have a large selection of movies and audio books as well as a vast array of periodicals. To round it all out, they maintain a very comprehensive website. Big parking lot on the side.

Honestly slightly embarrassed to have learned about this spot from guest visiting when it is so…read moreclose to where I am based. This spot is Theodore Roosevelt's family summer home. The house itself can be toured with timed guided tours Friday through Sunday. These open for reservation 9:30a online for the same day and ate usually sold out in minutes so plan accordingly! I can't comment on the house since I did not snag tickets when I naively went. However, the grounds are beautiful and the walk down to the forested loop trail with the beach outlet to the harbor is stunning. There is also a museum onsite that is free to visit and enter. It contains history of the family's home life, initial political career in NY state, and Vice Presidency and Presidency, issues he championed, and post Presidency conservation work and legacy.

Since the National Park Pass includes admission for a free tour, we visited on a weekday afternoon…read more Sagamore Hill National Historic Site was the home of Theodore Roosevelt, and it was known as his "Summer White House" during his presidency from 1902 to 1908. The house is a fascinating location that combines breathtaking architecture with history. It was like traveling back in time to visit this place. The house is a peaceful place to reflect because it is surrounded by beautiful views and lush grounds. There are numerous animals that Theodore Roosevelt hunted throughout the house. Predators are shown mouths open with their sharp teeth, while herbivores are depicted with their jaws closed. Theodore Roosevelt's life and presidency are fascinatingly detailed in the informative guided tours. If you're interested in history or looking to take in a beautiful and serene setting, you should pay a visit.

I'm here right now doing schoolwork. I like to visit the Jericho library to use the WiFi and change…read moremy devices. I don't have to spend any money and it's quieter than most coffee shops. The location is near Whole Foods in Jericho. The staff is very friendly and helpful. There is also a park right next door. This is a great place to get schoolwork done if you don't want any distractions.

Jericho's library is very basic. They have a very limited selection, and the library def needs a…read morerenovation. The study tables on the second floor are okay, but the silent study rooms are very small, and are claustrophobic. The staff is very helpful, but anything is hard to find. Internet is limited, and resources are once again limited. And the worst part is, you have to sign up to get access to their wireless internet connection. It's just a hurdle at every step. I would skip Jericho, and just drive down Jericho turnpike and go to Syosset's library. Trust me...

If you want to grab a quick book or DVD, this library is fine. If you need a quiet place to read…read moreor work *THIS IS THE WORST LIBRARY EVER* I can't believe how loud and inconsiderate the entire staff is; how can anyone be this oblivious to their behavior? It's a total "coffee klatch". Endless conversations about personal matters and this includes the head librarian. They should be ashamed. I remember when you would get asked to leave a library if your voice was above a whisper!

All of the Half Hollow Librarians are very loud in the libraries. I spend a lot of time between the…read moredifferent locations doing work at the tables, and it is very difficult to concentrate. The librarians are always speaking so loudly and ruining the library feel. There have been many times I've gotten so frustrated I had to leave the area or the library itself. It's contradicting that the staff are so loud.