This library is wonderful! It compares well with a bigger city library. The staff are friendly and…read morehelpful. And they have Overdrive capabilities. Walking into the Hand County Library in Miller, SD was a very pleasant surprise.

A moving and well-organized series of videos and exhibits exploring one of our nation's leading…read moreprogressive voices. If you dont know McGovern well -- or if you do -- there's something to discover here!

I have been to 10 presidential libraries, but never one for a person that lost the presidency. This…read morespace is wonderfully executed and has a great layout of his senatorial career and the failed 1972 bid. I enjoyed this much greater that the Corn Palace.

Beautiful building! Clean, bright, well organized with plenty of spots to sit and enjoy a book…read more Great programs for young kids too. Check out The LEGO Club and Family Movie night

Mitchell Public Library is an average one and is a little on the small side. The good news is the…read moreWiFi is free. You will need to get the password for the WiFi at the desk.

Located across the street from the Laura Ingalls Wilder Historic Homes, this Little Free Library is…read moreunrelated. And no, it does not necessarily contain any of the Little House books here. This is a larger sized library with white shingles and a slate roof. It has a window for a door and inside, two shelves loaded with books. The window is on a sash so you can only access the top or the bottom shelf at one time. Mostly fiction and paperbacks, so my three from home were welcomed into the mix as I reduce my own home library. The bottom shelf had a number of childrens books. This is charter number 127848. There is no steward listed but the online caption reads, "This little library sits across the street from the Laura Ingalls Wilder Society Headquarters in De Smet SD. Laura was a world known author of a series of books of her family's pioneer life. She lived in De Smet during her childhood. Fitting to have a LFL in her town." [Review 17847 overall - 53 in South Dakota - 1368 of 2022.]