Everything they we're friendly knowable good selection of accessories lots of great ideas for local…read moremeetups

During my temporary time working in the area I would visit often to take advantage of the free WiFi…read morebut it soon became a second home for me the staff is super friendly and helpful, securing me private rooms to conduct work and helping to direct me to all the amazing attractions there are around the town, and of course I have to mention they have an amazing selection of books and other forms of entertainment for all ages.

Everyone was extremely friendly and very helpful . I really enjoyed visiting the library .read more

Small town library which features all you'd expect of a small town library. One thing that stands…read moreout is that they lend more than books; they lend out telescopes, binoculars, puzzles, games, park and museum passes, knitting and crochet needles, and even ukuleles. Many programs for children which is nice. Free tech time appointments so you can work with a librarian to answer questions. During the winter they tend fires in their reading rooms. Free WiFi and good study spots.

The Exeter Public Library is a 1/5 stars. They great when you take out books, because there are…read morenever fees. But, a have a bad story. The Exeter Public Library has a summer reading program, and the children read for about 20 minutes each day. You are suppose to come in every week to cash in a prize, but we could not due to other things. So, we came the other day, and they said they can only give one prize a week because that's there polocy. Well, I said why can't my child just get a second prize, there like 10 cents. They said that it's just there polocy. And my kid was not happy. We talked to a different person, and they said the same thing. Then, we talked to a third person, and after a particle argument, we got.

Ugh my long review disappeared when trying to post…read more Suffice to say I love this place for the serenity and adventure @Exeter Public Library provides. The leadership makes extra efforts to welcome the community. The ripple effect of great leadership is evident with the entire staff. Today a wonderful librarian Sat offered me organic gummies and my favorite compact shopping bag. I wished I had took better note of her name. To read on the outsude covered deck looking for herons and listening to the river is heaven for me. Thank you all for being one of my favorite respite places.

Beautiful building and absolutely wonderful people working there. Absolutely worth a visit!read more

Stones clocks and…read moreowls The Ogunquit Library is a relatively small building that was dedicated and built in 1897. As with most libraries of the time it was constructed with private money. I love old libraries and love old libraries made out of old stones the best. This entire building is made out of local field stones. Incredibly stunning to look at. I spent some time just walking around the lovely building admiring the work and textures of the library. Of course having lovely gardens outside the library doesn't exactly hurt the experience. But the library is more than just a lovely building made from cool stones and surround by beautiful flowers. Although that would probably be enough for me to give it five stars. However to make things even better the inside of the library is lovely too. All kinds of cool things are inside; great old pictures, stuffed owls, huge grandfather clocks, lovely ceilings, rocking chairs and even a small model of the library. It even has books, periodicals and computers but you can find those at any library. This library is definitely something special, both on the inside and out. Maine has a whole lot of very cool libraries but this one is really, really one of the most stunning.

Friendly little library. Easy to navigate, and helpful staff…read more Appreciate the selection of reading materials.

I've been coming to this library ever since I was in elementary school. It has always been…read moresufficient for the small town of Wells. They are always staying updated and often getting new books. The place became much nicer and felt less crammed with the renovations and addition in 2018. The dedicated children's section is often having activities such as an after-school Lego and Rubik's Cube club on Fridays. The new quiet study room in the addition also expands the adult section and makes the space feel more open. There is something for everyone at this library!

Not bad, it is crammed and small, though. Alot of nice books.read more

The Nichols Memorial Library is a gem. Housed in a beautiful building on the National Historic…read moreregister, it provides wonderful programs and an excellent selection of books, dvd's, and much, much more. The staff is friendly and helpful. They will be starting to build their new library this month and the cramped quarters they have now, will soon be a thing of the past.

We arranged a Portsmouth History walking tour for 14 people. Jeff Thomson, our guide, was…read moreoutstanding. He was engaging, extremely well informed, and made history come alive with personal anecdotes from his and his parent's lives in Portsmouth. A great walk about tour, well worth the $25 per person fee. Highly recommend!

our guide, Knut Realsvig, was absolutely wonderful. we have been to Portsmouth quite a lot and my…read morewife has ancestors from here. we didn't expect to learn anywhere near as much as we did, but Knut was incredibly knowledgeable as well as great company. He apologized for going a bit long which he had no need to do. We enjoyed every minuute. 6 out of 5 Paul and Lois

Certainly historic, rarely open . Go on a festival day like Cider Day…read more The inside is pry so the old construction is visible, but no furniture or decorations.9