Visited 2 April 2026…read more I had a great experience at the library. I wanted to use the computer and print and that's exactly what I was a leg to do. Upon entry, the receptionist at the desk was pleasant and answered the million questions I had. I was given a guest access code to use the computer and used thag same code to print. Accessing the computer was easy. But, at first it was a bit confusing about the printer because there was a pop-up that instructed you to install a printer (that is not necessary). Once ready to print, the computer send your documents to the print station where you are able to preview your documents, select color or black & white, before you pay $0.10/page for black & white or $0.25/page color copies. Be warned, there is a 25-page print limit. There was a time limit to use the computer as well, but I kept getting automatically extended since there were more computers available and nobody was waiting to use one. The library was quiet although a large group of school-aged children came in. Regardless, it was not too busy there, just a handful of people who came, took care of their business, and left. It was clean and well organized. There are even desk spaces without computer. While there everyone was respectful and followed the norms of the library. I did not check out any books, so I cannot speak to that service, but I did notice a book drop-box outside for after hours. I liked the library and will be back if needed.

Just wanted to take a second to say how great the Hapeville Library and it's staff have been. As a…read moreresident of East Point, we truly miss our library, it's staff, and events. However, the Hapeville library has been great to help with any issues during this transition and I just wanted to give them a shout out.

I visited the branch today and in my opinion, the employees have forgotten that it is a library…read more They speak so loudly and not only to the patrons but within themselves. I had to "shh" them a few times and they still didn't get it. I brought my computer, I highly recommend you do if you are to visit this branch as their computers have been down for 2 weeks. Also, the women's restroom is filthy and smells of urine. I feel there are so many other things they could be doing like cleaning, working on getting the computers back working, or waking the multiple people who are sleeping there. It is extremely hard to focus on homework or writing your paper when someone is snoring at the table behind and next to you. This was my first time at this location and it will definitely be my last.

Beautiful classical architecture and peaceful atmosphere filled with invigorating minds makes this…read moreuniversity library one of my favorites to study at. I'm not an Emory student, however the universities in Georgia have all agreed to make their libraries accessible to all college students in rolled in Georgia. So if you get distracted at your own college library because you run into everyone you know ever and instead of hard core studying, you end up ordering pizza and sneaking in beers to party in the upper halls (not me of course), I suggest you study at Emory's library. Just call the front desk to find out the hours available for visitors and to ask about parking - you don't want a $50 dollar parking ticket. My favorite room is silent hall on the second floor. It is filled with those big wooden tables with green hooded lamps attached in the middle and large comfy chairs. No whispering allowed.

I'm still trying to navigate my way around Emory while still dealing with being viewed as somewhat…read moreof an intellectual wallflower for my affinity of large print books. Never judge a book by a cover they say, I'll add never judge a font by its size! I came here to do some research for some feature films I'm comprising and I was totally enraptured with the grandiose collection. The music & media library is outstanding and a wonderful resource. The staff is nice, and helpful, and kind and helping me feel that I'm not a spaz for my large print love. I even explained the virtues of the large font way and I think I may have converted a couple more followers. Or maybe they were just bein' Southern and nice.

Wonderful library! Big, spacious beautiful natural light. Separate sections for children, teens and…read moreadults. Lots of seating just no hideaway nooks for adults. Spectacular overall.

This review is about my experiences: 1) Dropping-of my absentee ballot and 2) Early voting. There…read moreis ample free parking in the lot. The absentee drop-box was located on the opposite side of the parking lot. So, I had to walk around the building to the main street side (Metropolitan). I went on a Saturday and the library was closed. It would have been helpful to have a sign on the door. The area near the absentee ballot drop-off box terribly smelled liked urine. I took a photo the drop-off box to prove that I submitted it but had no issues with the submission being received. My early voting experience was pleasant. There was plenty of signage. A worker greeted me at the door and directed me where to go. I was in and out in record time because unfortunately, I was the only voter there. The process was well organized, allowed for 6-feet social distancing, and assured me that my ballot was recorded. I also got my sticker to proudly display that I voted! No vote = No voice.

The new location (on West Street) has very unprofessional and immature "librarians" - old women…read moreacting like they are in their pre-teen snickering at the darnest thing. I wish Forest Park would hire more professional adults who will treat patrons with respect.

Staff is always highly professional and very helpful. Facility is clean, neat, and well-organized…read more Services provided here are flawless.

It's a warm and welcoming environment, every time my daughters and I step foot in the West End…read morebranch. It's the only AFPL I've been in that meets all of my children's needs. They go there to play with some of the unique educational toys that are available, read a variety of books that they do an exceptional job of rotating and showcasing, using the computers to complete homework as well as the abundance of school/arts and crafts supplies we use regularly for written homework assignments. In addition to the aforementioned, we've enjoyed numerous educational and informative programs that are held there. We've had the opportunity to see live reptiles, learn healthy tips about nutrition and take home healthy foods, and one of my daughters learned how to sew there via a non-profit sewing class! I cannot express any more how much of a gem this beach is to the West End. They have a world class staff who even sometimes offer clothing and shoe donations to anyone in need.

It's our little neighborhood branch library location. It's representative of the historic West End…read more It's not fancy, several of the computers won't work at once, but several will, from time to time there may be a patron on a cell phone (she typically won't be long, and might even apologize for being loud and rude), the staff is absolutely wonderful and knows many of the regulars by name, and the youth CHESS CLUB is dynamic to watch. What you won't find is loitering, sleeping people, or unruly children. Everyone here is being productive, and taking advantage of the resources afforded, in the way that best fits them. This place is a treasured community resource. Want to really know what's going on in the HEART of the COMMUNITY, the SOUL of the COMMUNITY? Come check out the flyers on the ALWAYS well organized bulletin board, or tables in the foyer and front desk area. Hey, city leadership- come FIX our computers! Yes. We USE them over here in 30310!

It's here, the staff is incredibly friendly and helpful, and the city should make SURE the air…read moreconditioning works in this facility! Unfair to have staff and patrons in this kind of unbearable heat.

What a delightful place! This library is bright, clean, and beautiful. The interior and exterior…read moreare inviting, which every library should be. The library has computers, workshops, the inter-library loan system, and the holding system for when you want to request a book. There have been a security guard and two ladies at the circulation desk both times I've visited, and they were all friendly. The restrooms have all hands-free, automatic facilities, by the way. The women's restroom was clean. I'm glad this is the library nearest to me! It's a pleasure to visit.

This library serves as a voting location for Fulton County. Even though it was not my closest…read morelocation, it was very easy to get to and there was plenty of parking. The polling room was pretty small. As the hour crept closer to rush hour, more and more folks arrived. It is a clean, nice place to vote and I would do so again.