Loved it, although I have to pay for parking - the place is big, enjoyed from time there…read more You can see a lot of different groups working. That was good to see. I spend my time mostly downstairs where I was able to book a meeting room and study.

The Nashua Public Library is a wonderful place to visit and for browsing their extensive book…read moreselection for borrowing. There are many available iems to borrow, from audiobooks, to Blu-rays. The library is clean, spacious and offers some really cool items like their seed catalog, where you can take seeds home to keep and plant. They also loan out video games. The staff is friendly and helpful. Overall a great resource for Nashua.

This is a beautiful library! One of my favorites in the Merrimack Valley Library Consortium. Lots…read moreof seating space, plenty of computers available for use. Ample parking space the parking lot as well as some 1-2 hour spots on the street. I love the sculptures and water fountain in the center of the library by the staircase. I find the sound of the water very soothing. They have a very cute "Friend of the Library" gift shop which I have yet to check out. I fully intend to visit it next time I'm at the library when the shop is open. Since the other reviews are much older, it's worth mentioning that the library is currently open on Sundays from 1:00-5:00pm.

Very very helpful staff as I researched my one of founding fathers of Haverhill as an out of…read moretowners. Brendan at front desk and "Liz" in special collections especially helpful. Michael Gile, Dallas Texas

This is my favorite library they always have books I want, if they are missing a book they will…read morejust bring it to me from another library and I can still pick it up from this one

Kelly Library is my local library. Its pretty big and has 2 floors. located right on Main St and…read moreGermonity Drive, it is one of the largest town library's around. I use the books on tape (to listen to in my car) as well as regular fiction and nonfiction. Everything here is cataloged online and they can order through interlibrary loan. I also like that I can renew my items online. Its all FREE since my tax dollars are hard at work. I love libraries.

I spent about two hours here, quietly working away on my laptop and enjoying the mostly peaceful…read moreenvironment of the library. With noise cancelling headphones, it was very quiet and a great place to get some laptop done and perhaps even write a few Yelp reviews. A beautiful building, especially the central rotunda. Many stacks of books, organized as they are in a library and a big display of periodicals. Several workstations available. I did not happen to see easily accessible power outlets near the tables. As it's the middle of a very cold winter, quite a few people in here to get warm and stay warm. There is metered street parking nearby. [Review 10485 overall, 252 of 2019.]

I had a very similar experience as "kassandra" from another review. Ive been to MANY libraries in…read moremy life, and this place, hands down, is the worst experience Ive ever had at a library. Those who work there arent exactly the most welcoming. I came to the location to do some research and spend the day at what I heard was a nice place. There was only one working toilet in the entire library for the public - which became quite awkward when I walked in on a VERY drugged up homeless woman who didnt lock the door. "Security" had a huge issue with where people sit at the desks and usage of the power strips for anything other than laptops (cell phone?! Ooh too bad, nope! Cant have that!), despite there being almost no one around in the first place other than a GIGANTIC homeless population inhabiting the fiction, teen department, and computer stations. Dont get me wrong- Im not naive to the idea that homeless people spend a lot of time at libraries and need somewhere to go. Ive spent a LOT of time at many different libraries in my life, so none of that shocks me too much. But it blew my mind my charging my phone at a charging station was much more offensive than the multiple homeless men sitting on the reading benches in the teen and fiction dept purposely watching women's asses as theyd try to browse books. Just not a welcoming, safe feeling place. Will never return. Just go to barnes and noble, they dont yell at you if you need somewhere to charge your own equipment. It smells much nicer, is much cleaner and likely 10x more safe.

Team at this library are very courteous and always helpful. They provide good pointers and ready to…read morehelp to make it a good experience with appropriate informatio. Keep up the good work team, Thank you for service and passion.

Just wanted to say the problem I had with two rude…read moreemployees was handled in a timely manner. Thank You

Best library ever! Small in size but big in knowledge! Always new books and helpful employees.read more

This "little" library has the nicest ambiance with sun filled spaces and plenty of quiet getaways…read moreto study in. The admin bend over backwards to help you too. Easy access, great parking, lots of stuff for kids & seniors...just a great, great library.

Great find on a Saturday morning!…read more Me and my aunt went for a walk around the neighborhood and came across this bookstore. We had to go in! They had such a great book selection and even had a hidden cafe in the back! We were in a hurry other otherwise we would have stayed and explored the store a bit more. This is a great spot for last minute gifts or to kill some time.

Cozy local bookstore vibes. The selection is fair- but several of the book series I was interested…read morein did not have the first book available. The coffee in the back is very tasty.

Beautiful museum. Staff was very friendly. They offered me to get in on multiple tours while I was…read moreinside the museum. The artwork was incredible. They have a beautiful cafe with food and drinks in the center with wonderful ambiance. I would like to go again and bring a friend

I came here while visiting the area for Memorial Day weekend. While the museum is small, it had…read morewonderful artwork. I was here for several hours. The staff was pleasant. They were some interesting pieces--there was a motion sensor screen that I really liked. I was able to peruse without bumping into anyone. I would recommend checking out this museum.

The castle was a magical setting for my son and his wife's wedding! Shaun and Scott as event…read moreplanners are fantastic! They are so comfortable with the setting and wedding procedures, it made the whole event seamless. There wasn't one person there that wasn't helpful kind and efficient! All of the services advised through the venue were great too! The DJ was fun, the music continuous. The Justice of the Peace performed a warm and loving ceremony. The florist- Ford's flowers, were helpful and very! talented. Gibbons photography were fun and very helpful to get the best shots as possible The yards look beautiful as they were groomed that morning. The food was fabulous, served efficiently and plates picked up at exactly the right times. The bartenders were so friendly and nice! I highly recommend anyone consider a wedding at this venue. And use their vendors!

This castle is gorgeous! The spiraling entrance to the castle was great way to build expectations…read morefor guests. Once you get past those gates you really get to take the whole castle in and it's beautiful. This place was such a great backdrop for pictures that the wedding didn't really need much decorating. I also loved that the wedding guests were allowed to roam the castle and take pictures inside. This place really gave that elegant and vintage look that the bride was looking for. The person in charge of the castle was so friendly and kept walking around making sure everyone was comfortable and all their needs were being met. This place is a gem hidden among the trees and is truly a beautiful location for a wedding.