I enjoy coming to this library for the book selection as well as the maker space services and other…read morenon-book resources. This library also features several community activities for various age ranges and interests. The staff is also tremendous and very friendly.

This is a fantastic addition to our city of shepherdsville in bullitt county. This is a brand new…read morelibrary that opened in September of this year. I was very happy to get a tour of the library and to check it out by an employee. It is an excellent addition had a much needed upgrade from the old library here in Shepherdsville. It offers a wide variety of books and materials movies games household items that you can check out. This is much needed upgrade and a wonderful place to go

Much better than most of the county libraries found adjacent to Nelson County, both in terms of…read moreamenities, activities, and catalogue. Medium, small, and study spaces available by reservation and first-come, first-served. A modern and well-connected space with knowledgeable and helpful staff. And, unlike many area libraries, they're not all about stocking romance & western & tinfoil-hat nonsense at the cost of maintaining access to classics and significant books that should be in every library. It's almost as if the staff and managers actually appreciate and know how to read. Could it be??? If only I could spend more time in Bardstown!

This is the library. One of the finest small town facilities you'll ever visit. The staff is…read morefriendly and accessible. They offer meeting rooms, computers for the internet and stacks of books and information on just about anything.

These library's are all over our nice little city we have here. I like that the little pink library…read moreis right outside of Mount Washington Elementary school. I'll pass by it all the time and I see it and I have placed books in there for kids. It's a nice fun addition to our community

Forewarning: I am biased towards libraries!…read more I've checked out many books and DVDs from the Shively library. I prefer to place a hold on my items through the library's online portal at LFPL.org. Thus, when something is ready for me to pick up, it's waiting for me in the small "holds" section on a wall to the immediate left of the library entrance. This means I don't have to drive all over the city for a particular book or DVD! The online portal also allows me to renew items online up to 3 times if no one else has placed a hold on the item. That said, I have on occasion been reminded (upon returning an item) of other items which were also due that day that haven't been renewed just yet. On such occasions, the library clerk who reminded me has offered to renew the items on their end. It's the little things that get me :) On the rare occasion that my library account has an overdue fine, I've either paid at the desk or paid online with a credit card. This location has computers that are regularly used by patrons. Admittedly, I've never needed to use a computer. Patrons are older and younger, and for the frequent patrons, the librarians (especially one in particular) seem to have built some rapport with them so that's nice to see. The Shively library also holds events now and then. Although I haven't gone to any of the events, I am not opposed to them. Oh! To use the restroom, you do need to get a key from the front desk. I visited this library plenty of times before the key discovery- though I never really needed it until then. All in all, this is a clean, quaint library with friendly staff.

I grew up going to this library!…read more It hasn't had a lot of the big updates that some of the other libraries have but it has all that you need! Books, computers, and a lot of great programs! If they don't have a book that you want, they or you can request it. The bathroom stays locked and you have to request a key to use it. If you haven't visited a public library lately, you are missing out!

Great spot for a mobile library. We were just walking around coming home from an event and we saw…read morethis mobile library and you can check out books. All you need is a library card and you put it in the touch pad and out pops your book. Pretty neat I must say

The headquarters of the National Society of the Sons of the American Revolution is located on Main…read moreStreet of downtown Louisville. Beautiful historical building. This location also includes a fantastic research library. Convenient street side parking as well as nearby parking lots and garages.

Obviously the hallmark for Revolutionary War patriot research. I was very disappointed because I…read morewas told it was a museum and library. However, we soon learned the museum will not be complete for another two years. We decided not to tour the library but it looked enormous. We're going to try again in a couple years.

Read to succeed is a small monument and outdoor rest/reading area located on the exterior property…read moreof the crescent hill library off Frankfort ave. Easy to miss as it's labeled with a small marker on the ground with the "read to succeed" message. Overall it's always cool to see public art or monuments and this one is no different. I like how it fits the theme of reading and being on a library property and sending a positive message.

This is a cool little landmark my buddy, and I came across while we were out exploring the area…read more This is the read to succeed tribute to Monument statue. It is located right on Frankford Avenue and next to the library that is easily accessible.

I love taking my daughters to Shepherdsville Park. We always have a great time. This is the stage…read morecoach. It's been around for ever ever since I was a kid I remember this, so of course my kids like to play on it and so do all the other children in Shepherdsville, it's a staple of the community.