twice I was in that post office . I did not bring any tape so I asked the woman behind the counter…read moreif she had a couple pieces for me. She said no you have to buy some. It's over there! The way she was so rude. I could not believe it. three weeks later I did the same thing and I forgot the tape. Of course she would not give me any. to drive home and get the tape at my house. The second time I came in she was still rude. She needs a attitude check!

Nice US Post Office in South Yarmouth in a strip mall. Friendly employees and plenty of parking out…read morefront. It is old and quaint and kind of old fashioned. Great location right on route 28. Helpful people.

Manager at this location 02670 advised my wife yesterday that I told her (the Manager) not to…read moredeliver packages to our home in West Dennis. That is absurd. We pay often times more money for door to door delivery, like from Macys and Amazon. But if a company transfers the last leg of delivery to the USPS, in this case West Dennis, they play the incompetent card. Latest was May 18th, 2024. I was in Ireland and bought many gifts in Galway. Paid to have them delivered to my home in West Dennis. Box arrived at PO in West Dennis on May 18th, and was returned for incomplete address. The company sent me a photo of the address label. It was correct.

It is amazing how a relatively simple process like forwarding mail could be so screwed up. After a…read moreNumber calls to the local post office to understand why this relatively simple task could not be accomplished, I am bewildered by the lack of clear understandable answers. I gets tons of mail here and practically none where it was forwarded to. BTW I do understand that 3rd class mail doesn't get forwarded. Advice never try to forward mail. It was the first time and the last!

This library has a pretty good selection and has about two large bookshelf a of well priced used…read morebookstores for sale. Nothing too noteworthy but friendly staff and many pamphlets and community boards to see what else there is to do to be a part of the Dennis community. My parents brought me along for this trip and they like this library. It's rather small but there are a total of six libraries in Dennis so this is just one of many, guess I have five more to go...

Great staff, happy to help, a warm welcoming atmosphere. free 24/7 wifi, 5 public access…read morecomputers that print, faxing services.

The woman checking people in was COLD. When i tell you mean I mean it. No one is forcing you to…read morework there- do not be rude to people who are coming in trying to get stuff they NEED to get taken care of. Have some empathy and don't be a cold mean woman. The security staff is super friendly and they should be the ones checking people in and not her. What a horrible person to welcome people into the building.

Made an appointment and showed up 20 minutes early. I'm elderly and am not so proficient on the…read morecomputer which is my IPhone. Customer Service had my appointment on the list. The application was done ahead and on my email but was told it needed to be printed. There were no instructions. I asked for someone to direct me but was told it was against the rules and directed to the library which was closed. I finally found a bank (TD) who was kind enough to print it for me. When I returned she found 3 errors on the application, she said correct the errors, print it out before you return again. This was later afternoon on Christmas Eve. I wished her a merry Christmas and she replied "I'm just doing my job ". To me it sounded like "I was just following orders ". How would this have played out if I had not prepared? To be fair; this was only one person who seemed to be on a power trip and everyone else was courteous and helpful. Going elsewhere next time.

Love the Dennis Public Library! They have so much to look at and see! They offer events and are…read morevery organized. If they don't have it - you can order it and they work through the CLAMs system.

Awesome small town library with study areas and all the necessities you'd need! Stopped by this…read morelibrary while in town and was throughly impressed with what it had to offer. The library is "newer" compared to some of the others in the surrounding towns and has ample study space, many computers, and a pretty decent collection of books and movies!

Ladies and libraries…read more The South Library Association started back in 1869 and like many libraries systems it was known as the Ladies Library Association. As if men weren't suppose to have anything to do with libraries or books. Like most libraries back then it bounced around for a while and the books were kept in a shed. Finally in 1935 the town acquired a wonderful old house to serve as the permanent library. The library has a definitely small town charm to it and parts seem more like a friend's home than a public building. Lots of interesting old things to look at as well as free wifi, lectures, concerts and genealogy materials. A very pleasant children's room is located down stairs and the staff were very accommodating and friendly. A nice library in an interesting building, located in a pleasant Cape Cod town.

I have a timeshare in West Yarmouth. So when I go which is in August I always stop at libraries and…read moreinformation booth I love history and going to see historical sites and gathering information. I like the beach but since I'm originally from Long Island I need the ocean and not the day or the sound. I like finding little unbeaten off the path places.

A gingerbread library…read more This wonderful library in a sort of Gingerbread American Gothic style was built about 1856. But nobody is absolutely sure where it came from. Most people think that it was brought here from somewhere else. A campground in Yarmouth perhaps or maybe even Martha's Vineyard. Others think that is was built on site by John Rose, the first owner of the diminutive house. Where ever it came from the house was put to a lot of different uses. Over the decades It was a cobbler shop, a poetess home, a place for prayer meetings. It didn't become a library until 1918. It was so small that the books were piled everywhere and the patrons had to dig around to find what they were looking for. The library didn't even have electricity until the 1950s. A "huge" addition was constructed in the early 1960s but it still is a small library by any standards. A wonderfully unique and lovely library that looks like it was plucked right out of the past.

My favorite library. Great librarian, great little spot!! It's quiet and chill.read more