This library is centrally located and is open a mix of hours on different days to accommodate a…read morevariety of schedules. There is sufficient parking. The collection is small but the welcome is big. I was offered a tour of the library and told about the book sale. Masks are optional which I love since I didn't get vaccinated for nothing, and there were no other patrons when I went there so social distancing was a breeze. Hand sanitizer is available. As an avid reader were I to move here I would either frequent other libraries in the area that are part of the C/W Mars regional system or use interlibrary loan to supplement what I would borrow from here.

A jewel. This is…read moresuch a great spot for the whole family. They offer so much here. Just check the website for all kinds of activities.

The Tyngsborough Public Library is one wing of the Town Hall of Tyngsborough. The building is only…read moreabout 10 years old. The former library is now vacant. This library is small, but Tyngsborough is a small town, so it's more than sufficient for the population. Everything seems new and clean and it's all very well organized. The staff is very nice and quite helpful. The children's area has a separate play room with a beautiful mural and a piano. There are puppets to play with and many children's actvities are held there. There rest of the children's area holds the books and movies and some toys and puzzles. It's all very well organized. The people who run the children's section are very nice and have many programs for the kids throughout the year. YOU CAN ONLY TAKE OUT 6 DVDs PER WEEK. (You can take out an unlimited number from the Pollard in Lowell).

This is a beautiful library, high ceilinged and airy, with a central rotunda that is like a little…read morepiece of the Italian Renaissance. The collection is good for a small town, the librarian friendly and helpful, and there is ample parking. Common sense policies are in place (enter at your own risk - if you're nervous they offer curbside pickup as it's mask optional). I would have liked to check out the historical society on the second floor but it was closed the day I came. Circle around the back to park.

Amazing staff! Soo friendly and helpful. Most librarians are stingy, grumpy, and a bit snooty…read more This crew is thoughtful, knowledgeable and generous with their books. They want you to use their service and read books! Best library (for that reason) ever!

I had fond memories of this library and decided to revisit it when they finally lifted their mask…read moremandate. They still had a sign up saying make sure your mask covers your nose but were not enforcing masks. Half the new book section has been replaced with computers and the selection of new items is very limited. A disproportionate number were about transgenderism given that less than 1% of the population identifies this way, though perhaps that is because of the recent Transgender Day of Visibility, or just to make up for a past lack of books on this topic. In any case I usually leave a library with so many books I need a big Market Basket bag to carry them all, but I only found two of interest here.

Three hours here this afternoon. It's been too warm to work in the van and so I find myself using…read morepublic libraries for "office space." This worked well as I was able to find a very quiet corner of the library with study carrels that had power and a bit of privacy. No one seemed to notice that I was taking work calls and the wifi worked quite well. Clean restrooms, speedy wifi and free power for my electronics. This is great! [Review 18579 overall - 1161 in Massachusetts - 2101 of 2022.]

Two Words. Mask Nazis. Its funny I have my vaccine but that doesn't matter. My mask was slipping…read moreoff my face just a little bit, and I started getting screamed at. These people are just drones, they just follow orders but don't question what the hell they are doing. I understand its the town of billericas order but still they act very rude about it.

Kelly Library is my local library. Its pretty big and has 2 floors. located right on Main St and…read moreGermonity Drive, it is one of the largest town library's around. I use the books on tape (to listen to in my car) as well as regular fiction and nonfiction. Everything here is cataloged online and they can order through interlibrary loan. I also like that I can renew my items online. Its all FREE since my tax dollars are hard at work. I love libraries.

I ADORE this library...but I am severely biased. Grew up in MA but visited this library weekly with…read moremy parents (who loved to read). There were these AMAZING 70's white molded plastic egg-shaped chairs in the children's room that I can not even begin to describe. Anyone have a photo? Epic... "Mork from Ork" (early Robin Williams!) is all I can think of-Amazing! In 1994, our family finally moved to Salem & Kelly Library became a more permanent part of my life. Outstanding things happened here & I have such fond memories of peering over to "SHS" wondering what life would be like there. I lived it. I made the trek from Kelly to Salem High more than a few hundred times. I sent my very first email from this library... which led to my first concert in Los Angeles, and ultimately led to me meeting my future husband in 1998. We've been married 18 years now! I recently revisited Kelley Library & it has only changed minutely. Beautiful. No more chocolate brown restrooms. Same "books for sale section", so nice! I can still see my dear father (who died 10/3/18 ) standing in the stairwell reading a western novel waiting for my mom, my sister & me. I miss the fabulous metal sculptures that adorned the front lawn. But...they probably were not safe for us to be climbing on anyhow. Somehow, we survived.

I can't say anything about the book selection, but I came here today to study for my boards and…read morethis is the LAST place on earth anyone should ever try to study. The "quiet" space has an automated elevator that literally announces when it's going up and down and the librarians and patrons literally yell at each other all day long. It's like going to a circus to study.

the building seems to be newly renovated and is very nice inside. cool to checkout and browse the…read moreselection. not too many tables for quiet study but the ambiance is prime for quiet reading/study. i could def hear a pen drop in there!

Very very helpful staff as I researched my one of founding fathers of Haverhill as an out of…read moretowners. Brendan at front desk and "Liz" in special collections especially helpful. Michael Gile, Dallas Texas

After checking online to ensure they took donations, I went to drop off some books to donate,…read morepreferring to support my local library over other options. I stood in line, patiently waiting while the person at the desk helped another customer. I also wanted to get a library card, having recently moved to the city. The person at the counter stopped helping the other customer to tersely inform me that returns go in the box outside and donations are not accepted, then handed me a paper of alternate donation sites and shoo me away. My partner asked if we could set the box down while we look around, as we had walked a block from where we parked, and the person behind the counter responded "I'm not going to fall for that. Please leave. Take the box outside." We left without argument. As a resident of Haverhill wanting to access the public library and attempting to donate books in good condition and with positive intent, I am appalled by the assumptions made about me and the way I was treated. Please update your website so others won't go to the library to donate and get treated the way we did.