Friendliest staff of any library I've been to, and believe me, I've been around in my seventy-two…read moreyears. They have become like family to me. My home outside my apartment.

I love this library! I joined the knitting group on Wednesdays and it's so much fun. Thea, the…read moredirector, has lots of ideas and keeps the event calendar full of fun activities. Contrary to the reviewer who claims children aren't "safe" here, it is very family friendly. There is a filter on the computers so kids can't accidentally access adult-only sites. Anyone over 17 is able to bypass the filter, but the policies for internet access very clearly prevent patrons from accessing inappropriate material. Oh, and they have books too! :)

I love this little library and am excited to see them expand their space and programming! Thea, the…read moreDirector, is always friendly and helpful. She even has brought new books that have come in to my attention if she thinks I'll enjoy them.

Gorgeous library repurposed from a former ca. 1800's court house (itself on the National Historic…read morePlaces Register). While small, it is charming, efficient in its use of space, a hub of this small town's life (great to see youngsters and teens in here reading and studying!), and utterly nostalgic. The architecture both inside and outside is beautiful. The staff is very friendly as well and knowledgeable about the building's history. In terms of a small-town library, you can't get much better than this one! And if you ever need a dose of classic New England Americana, Lenox is the place to visit and this library is a great place to start!

An oasis of peace and tranquility in an already peaceful town. Enveloped in two sides by a fabulous…read moreflower garden with benches to relax on the cool interior awaits. On entering the library you'll be on a mezzanine floor. Straight ahead for the library, left for the clean and well appointed bathrooms, and downstairs for the Lenox museum and meeting room. The library is comfortable and has a few.computers that you can use at no cost. A gem to experience.

Best library in Connecticut!!…read more A very cozy place to work remote or read from their collection. Great selection and incredibly friendly staff!

Norfolk library is truly a special place and worth a trip just to see the beautiful building. The…read morelibrary has a wide offering of books, new releases and classics, as well as current movies and TV series. But it's not the books or DVDs that make it so special. Rather it's the stunning building and interior spaces where you can read a newspaper or do work. For kids, the children's room is also quite special with a mini fort and plenty of toys and stuffed animals. Overall, the library has a small town feel - the front desk staff are welcoming and provide any info you might want on things to do in town.

Beautiful library in an historic building next to a creek right in the lovely little town of…read moreSalisbury. I go with my toddler to the all ages storytime with Erin, the childrens' librarian. Erin is warm, welcoming and wonderful with children, and the storytime is something my daughter and I look forward to every week. We sing songs, read a couple stories, and then do coloring or other crafts. I haven't really explored the rest of the library, but absolutely recommend the children's library and programming.

Friendly and helpful are two accurate descriptions. If you are looking for a library in the area, I…read morerecommended this one for sure.

I am so very grateful for this library Branch. The Draw-Along Club held via zoom during the…read morepandemic was so helpful for my daughter's mental well-being. Kit (Library Clerk) was so kind and compassionate every time, not to mention how wonderful of an art teacher she is. We can't wait to visit D.R.Evarts Library in person soon!

Perfect, Carnegie-era public library located at 80 Second Street. Excellent and helpful librarians…read moreand fun programming for kids and adults. Graphic novel workshops, maker spaces, mad science programming and robotics for teens. Monthly story time for toddlers on Tuesday mornings.

Very, very cool. In a repurposed armory in the uphill part of downtown Hudson. Full of open spaces,…read morereading noks & topical areas for children, meeting, local history, etc.

this is a very nice library. The building architecture is my favorite in the city. Im really glad…read morethe city fixed it up and made it usanle again. It looks like a fort and a castle. The library it self is fairly small in terms of number of books but i guess the town is pretty small. It has computer for use and free wifi which is a huge plus. They do not hace a lot of travel books which i like to check out. There is plenty of comfy chairs to read or study. It's not noisy usually and staff is friendly. Note that there is no cell phone use in order to keep a quiet environment for others. They do enforce this. It's understandable but annoying if you just need a quick call. There are a few secluded places where you can relax with a good book or study for a test.

Wonderful, friendly, helpful librararians can get you whatever you need. Nice children's library…read more Be sure to check out the Williamstown Historical Museum in the back of the library.