Very nice LA County Library. Clean and organized. Convenient for dropping off your checked out…read morebooks or checking out new books if you're in the area.

Friendly staff, accessible, nice facility, abundant parking, and book drop off accessible , their…read morenew policy of auto renewing of checked out books is a big plus !

I hardly go to this library. However, the parking lot is roomy, easy to drop off books at their…read moreoutside book slot, and the library is clean with lots of tables and seats to use.

Nice library right next to the new city hall building. There seems to be a lot of recently updated…read morefeatures that includes a decorative water fountain and outdoor work out equipment at the park out front. I wouldn't recommend this park for small children as there isn't a playground and they could hurt themselves on the equipment. The library itself is clean and bright. The size is comparable to La Verne and Claremont libraries. The staff was friendly and the restrooms were clean. Plenty of street and library lot parking.

Everything I needed help with they assist. I finally got…read moremyself a laptop. My laptop was broken so I had to learn to use the cellphone. I realized the things I could do on the laptop was more than I can achieve on the cellphone. So I saved to buy me a used laptop, to find out I forgot how to use the laptop. I just needed the basic. No one had time for a senior with computer and cellphone issues at home. I decided to go to the library. They helped me. Even when they had employee change, the new one would take up where the one before left off. It just had one stiff neck. A female. The last one but she didn't spoil the day. There were to many before her that paved the way in beautiful light. Yes, LA County Library in Claremont is the best. At least to me.

The children's area has reopened! The children's area is on the other side of the library separated…read morefrom the adult section. I love that we don't have to worry as much about disturbing other older patrons who are here to enjoy the quiet as this section seems to appeal to younger guests. My favorite feature are the lovely green bench style seats for the kiddie computers. There are also a lot more workstations/computers than compared to the La. Verne and San Dimas libraries. The surrounding area can get quite busy on the weekends, but there is a parking lot for library visitors.

Love this library! It's great that it is open to the public and the La Verne community. I enjoy…read morestudying here. Restrooms are on the left wall when you walk in. It's clean and has great hours everyday. 3 hour parking on 3rd street, near C street intersection. No food allowed

It's so much bigger than my school library, and even though it has a mix of old- and new-school…read morevibes, it's amazing overall. My roommate and I fell in love with it--especially since it stays open until 12 AM, giving us plenty of time to work on assignments outside of our dorm. The cutest part is the beautiful purple flowers wrapped around the pillars near the entrance.

A truly special community resource in Ella Strong Denison Library. The library has a warm,…read morewelcoming atmosphere and a beautiful historic feel that makes it a great place to spend time reading, studying, or just relaxing. The staff were friendly, knowledgeable, and genuinely helpful throughout the visit.

This is where I go to work when I want to feel smart. And be in a beautiful space. And get stuff…read moredone.

I love books and this was a delightful visit for me. They have some very old , rare and unique…read morebooks and I spent a couple of hours here exploring.

Update: there IS public wifi now. It's a campus-wide network that's free to access. It's not fast…read morebut it'll work.

It was quick and easy to get a library card. They always have the books I am looking for in stock…read more I love how easy it is to return books.

The WORST library around the area where some people do not give two cents about they are in…read morelibrary. They treat library as a market or social place where they can meet others and exchange life experiences. No whisper at all...I would feel so embarrassed if i talk normally in a library. Please have some common courtesy and respect others in the library. Where do those people learn their manners? Given Glendora is a great city with higher avg income per household, I expect better than the existing behaviors from those people.

We were looking for a venue that felt natural and classic and the Garner House was just that. The…read morehistoric nature of the house added an extra nostalgic route 66 charm to our wedding that made it feel feel like home. The intimate size of the property worked perfectly for our smaller wedding and being able to add certain rental spaces helped us tailor the property to fit our needs. Shelly and all of the staff at the Garner House were all so incredibly kind and helpful through the process. They have great teamwork which really reflects in how smooth of a process this ended up being. In the chaos of wedding planning, this was one of the easier parts. We absolutely recommend picking the Garner House as a place to celebrate your forever!

Claremont heritage does a Claremont home tour every October. I took my BF, who was over the moon…read morewith the mid century modern homes. It's 50$ per person and we got to see 7 homes from 10am-4pm. I was thinking about going to a home tour in palm springs, but the prices were sky high We can't wait to go again next year!

Came here today to borrow more books from the front shelves with NEW fiction from 2025. Also I…read moreneeded to study away from home where I'd be less distracted. Appreciated the outdoor patio with nice tables but opted to study at the tables just beyond the fiction bookshelves because it was chilly today.

nice and friendly staff. my kids enjoy it they even have…read morefree books up front that I enjoy

Man, I really love Cal Poly's school library. My brother attended this University, and a few of my…read moreold friends graduated here. I used to also help friends study here. It's a big library with lots of books, computers, old magazines, and up to date magazines. Very very huge place to study. Nice professional staff to help out too. It's a awesome place to study.

I'm a current student at Cal Poly and I always study here whenever I'm on campus. The library is…read morehuge and has six floors that students can study at or find research. In addition, study rooms are available but they have to be booked and reserved ahead of time. If you seek really quiet or near-isolated areas, the 5th and 6th floors are the places to go. Wi-Fi is complimentary in the library and I believe that you can also eat/drink inside. (Or at least that's what I do, haha). The amount and supply of library books and research materials are endless and superfluous. If you are a student who is looking into borrowing physical hard copies to support your research, I highly recommend the library. The library also has flexible and long hours that can stretch late into the night, which is perfect for those who are staying in to study.