Very historical and interesting for sure, lots of older souls to see. Hope you get the same resultread more

We just walked through the cemetery to check it out very hard to read some of the tombstones. Also,…read moreI guess if you go on a tour, you get to know a little bit more information.

The employee who did our tour was very knowledgeable. And it was only $4. So just do it. I love…read morevisiting different historical places and learning about the times before. It's not a huge place but held a great deal of information. Definitely worth stopping in if you're in the area.

Being from the west coast, I don't get to see many historic places. So I look forward to my annual…read morevisit to the Chartlotte area where I can go a bit further back into US history. On my latest visit, I made my way to the James K. Polk State Historic Site. The site on which it is believed that President Polk was born. There is a museum inside and recreations of period cabins outside. Also a garden and interpretive signs telling a bit about the plants that can be seen around the museum grounds. This is a free site for the most part though you can opt for a guided tour that takes you into the buildings if you are so inclined. I was there late in the day and not long before closing so the tour was no longer being offered. It was still cool to walk around and see the grounds. History doesn't quite come alive here but it becomes more tangible.

Dead-center Charlotte, where Trade Street meets Tryon Street. Where North meets South and East…read moremeets West. Independence Square is the "Uptown" of Uptown Charlotte. It is the very center, the core of the Queen City. The Sculpture on each of the four corners are dedicated to Transportation, Future, Commerce and Industry. Try and see if you can recognize the face of the banker in Commerce - it's supposedly retired Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan, but I don't see it. It's worth a stop if you're exploring Charlotte.

This is one of Charlotte's most idiosyncratic spots. Charlotteans claim that Mecklenburg county…read moredeclared independence from Britain in 1775, one year before them Yanks at the Continental Congress stole the idea. This original and 100% not-made-up declaration was lost in a house fire 25 years later. Honest. And we commemorate this with The Sculptures at Independence Square, a quartet of vaguely bigoted statues, one of which bares its magnificent bosom to the bustling city below. I cannot explain how her breasts are related to the rampant historical revisionism capitalizing on the success of the American Revolution, but it does make me smile to see such a statue thrust upon our conservative city.

I absolutely recommend!!! And I'm so glad we have a library back on the Southside…read more Ahem...Pineville!!! Just right across from my neighborhood. It's been a long time coming to see that area being put to great use. The library is huge, colorful and bright. It houses with the electric company as well. The library staff is nice and helpful; there's also monthly activities for the children. I did get me a new membership library card, there's also computers for us to use. This library was my tax dollars put to good use and I'm loving it!!!

I really enjoy the space here at the Pineville library not only is it convenient and in walking…read moredistance to downtown where you can explore different shops and restaurants but the Pineville library offers options for all ages. They have a great selection of books as well as enough private rooms that you can book. The people that work here are always so friendly and that goes a long way too.

First time at this library and was pleasantly surprised to see how big and active it was on a…read moreSaturday morning. Came for their Paws to Read event. My son picked out a book to read to a volunteer dog for 15 minutes. It was very cute and nice for him to practice his reading with a furry friend. They have children's sections with plenty of children's books, and computers for them to play on. They have a language section with Spanish, French, and Asian books which I thought was neat. They have a teens section with a bunch of young adult books, activities, and games to play with. I do see they have a lot of events during the week also so I will be checking those out. They have plenty of parking spaces around the library and side street parking. We will be visiting a lot more often during the summer. All employees are super friendly and knowledgeable.

This is absolutely my fave library in the Meck Co area. It's spacious, well lit, friendly staff and…read morethey host so many classes for kids as well as adults. I was here recently for a woven jewelry class. It was totally free and so much fun. I've never woven a thing in my life, so to learn something new today and free at that made it even more awesome.

Staff were extremely courteous, helpful and polite. Process was extremely easy. On the back end,…read morethey reply to E-Mail extremely expeditiously. This is a true shocker! Doing business with government should be efficient and streamlined - and this was my experience. I wanted to thank the staff for allowing me to take my oath using my Jewish Prayer Book; - This was so kind and meant so much to me. Thank you all for being so respectful of my religion. A+

The few times I've been here, I have never had a problem or issue. I recently came to take the Oath…read morefor my notary. I parked in a parking deck down the street and walked to the Register of Deeds office, which is right behind the courthouse. When you enter, just like at the courthouse, you have to go thru security like normal. The security guards ask where you're going, and they give you directions as to where to go so you don't get lost, which is very helpful. There's a long hallway that leads to the room where you go to get your marriage license and notary oaths taken. As soon as I walked in, there was no line a nice lady at the counter asked what I needed and once I told her she was quick to help me out, I did my Oath and was in and out in less than 10min. I just hate going to uptown for anything because of the parking situation, but other than that, I always have a pleasant interaction with anyone at the Register of Deeds office.

I started coming to the South Boulevard branch of Charlotte Mecklenburg Library during the first…read morehalf of my trip because my downtown hotel was not a good environment for working. This library was exactly what I needed! It's easy to access, with handicap-accessible pathways and a convenient one-level layout. Inside, it was clean, quiet, and welcoming; except during the occasional (and adorable) toddler reading sessions. Reserving a private study room was super easy--just scan the QR code to reserve, and a librarian unlocks the door when it's your turn. The WiFi was free and reliable, the bathrooms were spotless, and I appreciated that they allowed me to bring in water and my morning coffee. All in all, a clean, convenient, and accessible space for focused work. Highly recommend if you're in the area and need a quiet place to concentrate!

Avoid if youre looking for serious, quiet, library time. Its basically a child daycare center now…read morewith VERY LITTLE quiet time.

I had no idea there was a post office right here! Not just accessible, but with so many convenient…read moreservices... thorough care, responsive, and with a smile. I'm so appreciative.

Great location. Clean. The gentleman was nice. They take…read morecash and checks only. If you want to travel back to the 80's, this is the post office for you! I ended up going to Fedex two blocks away, which thankfully accepts credit cards.