Very good service. I can get books on intrlibrary loan. Also, the people working there are very…read morefriendly and helpful.

This library has really evolved over the past few years into a true community center. From…read morebeautiful physical space to ongoing events for children and adults, there is always something going on. The current staff are welcoming, friendly, and helpful. Events like Legos, Artists' Guild, Tarot Share, Aromatherapy workshops, musical presentations, fiddle jam, author presentations, and more provide something for everyone, regardless of your interests. The WiFi is great and there is meeting space available if you register in advance. They also sponsor Universal Class online, which includes hundreds of free classes across nearly every hobby interest you can think of. Highly recommend!

This beautiful public library is perfect for this small town. A great spot for study, not so much…read morefor working on a laptop all day if you need to be on a Zoom bridge. This library is quiet and does have a few cozy corners and such but it's not very large and sound does carry. Stacks of books, DVDs and other materials. Friendly librarians who seem very willing to help. There is plaque near the front entrance, "The central part of this building was originally the Rosseel Mansion afterward converted into the summer residence of George C. Clark of New York City. In the year 1895 it became the Ogdensburg Public Library through the generosity of Mr. Clark and the contributions of public-spirited citizens." [Review 1580 of 2024 - 495 in New York - 22603 overall]

From the owner: Ogdensburg Public Library connects people with materials, information, services, and programs for…read moreenjoyment, enrichment, and education in a welcoming, convenient and responsive atmosphere.

This branch of the Ottawa Public Library is located at Ben Franklin Place, a beautiful building in…read moreCentrepointe. As Darren mentioned, this place is super helpful for Algonquin Students, which was why I ended up there in the first place - but not for the reason you might think! I needed to find a location for a photography assignment and my professor suggested Ben Franklin Place. "Really? A library?" was my first thought. Never doubt your photography teacher. This place is beautiful - a little oasis in the heart of Nepean. The building itself is beautiful, but the landscaping is fantastic (yes, I'll get to the books, I promise). There's a huge fountain that's turned into a skating rink in the winter, a lovely garden with beautiful flowers and plants and a shaded seating area. This first time I didn't even make it inside! I now visit this library every Saturday where I tutor a six year-old. Their children's section is outstanding - sweet librarians like you read about in books, a massive selection of books and crayons and colouring pages to keep little ones busy. The library also offers a ton of services for job seekers, new Canadians and those interested in learning about computers. The book selection is fantastic, and I love that you can rent e-books online. If you're looking for a quiet spot to study, a playgroup for the little ones or a place to learn something new be sure to drop by. The building also houses the Centrepointe Theatre, tons of meeting space and a beautiful inside fountain (you know, in case you need to make a wish). Happy reading Yelpers!

Great selection, friendly staff. Love the fact they're ope 7 days a week, just wish they had…read morelonger hours on Sundays!

Check out all your books and pick up a bicycle all in one location at St. Lawrence University…read more That is just too awesome. Be sure to return that bike because they will hold your grades if the bike goes missing.

I love visiting this library! The building itself is 3 stories. The library is located on the first…read morefloor and in the basement. The top floor has meeting rooms that can be utilized. The library is a museum!!! It's so beautiful inside and out! And if you're just visiting the area I would suggest stopping by and exploring the library to see the beautiful history that is inside! It is located close to Fort Drum, about 15 minutes or so depending on traffic. There is a parking lot in the back that has accessible parking and along the side of the library are wheelchair accessible entrances.

I really like this library and the decor inside is so pretty.... they have great selection of…read morebooks,dvd, audio and Cd for all ages... and has easy parking for the most part in the back...

I have been coming up here for over 30 years and always enjoy picking up a book from their free…read moreoutside bookstand! I have also left several over the years and enjoyed their welcoming front bench to drink a cup of coffee/tea and read a bit.

I'm not a member of the Lake Placid Public Library but I stopped in here while visiting town. They…read morehave a nice seating area that looks out onto Mirror Lake. A great spot to get away from the busy sidewalks.

Emilie, the library director is great! She is very helpful and is full of great information. She…read morewill even make you a personal reading list if you give her some basic information. She encourages the younger kids to share their excitement over a new book and doesn't insist on total quiet. The library has over 50,000 books in both English and French, and they are always willing to order books or collections that are requested. Bonus: we are all looking for ways to reduce waste and protect our environment. Become a member of your local library and save a tree or two!

Nice little well run library which has internet terminals available. There is a good selection of…read morebooks both fiction and non fiction and in both languages. If you are searching for a book they don't have then it can be ordered through the Quebec library network. Also there is a very in depth set of genealogical records for the County of Argenteuil. So go have a visit and there's a good chance you will find something of interest.