This is a beautiful library that is located in a convenient part of Hagerstown, MD. Parking is…read moreample and mostly free. The interior of this library is amazing. I really enjoyed exploring here. The local history room has a chair that was used by FDR once-- there is a lot of history to explore here. The Washington County Free Library has quiet study rooms, large meeting rooms, and even a dedicated teen space. I recommend this as one of the best libraries in Maryland.

It's a house for homeless. You can't get away to a quiet spot. I had some legal documents to review…read moreso I sat in the teen's section with NO ONE THERE. Out of all the people, I get kicked out.

I arrived at Hagerstown prison on some Bullsh*t possession charge…read more(I told them it was that hitchhiker I picked up that left that piece of crack under my seat). Hagerstown prison sits on a rolling hill and due to the limited amount of lightpollution surrounding the area you can see the big dipper quite well. I was walked into the prison(I am sorry, correctional facility) by two of the nicest police officers in the world.I have only nice things to say about the fine police force of Hagerstown. The gates to the correctional facility opened up and the first thing I noticed was how clean the place was. Wow! was I impressed. The lovely color of orange the walls where painted matched my new orange jumpsuit I was issued. Getting processed into general population is never a quick affair, but 11 hours!! I already had knocked off one star for that inconveinence. The staff was pretty friendly, well as far as prison staffs go. I was in the processing room for about 4 hours when my stomach was rumbling from the Indian food I had for dinner. No one ever wants to drop a deuce with 14 dudes within 10 feet, but you got to do what you got to do. If I could take one thing from prison and put it in my house, It would be those steel toilets. Talk about comfort, I almost forgot I was in prison for a second. Fast forward a week I am in general population and I only got into one small fight over a half eaten apple. I know Prison has rules for visitors, but come on. This is from the visitors code: Visitors must dress appropriately for visitation. All clothing must cover from the neck to the kneecaps. The following types of clothing are not allowed to be worn: * tube tops, tank tops, or halter tops * see-through clothing * mini-skirts, mini-dresses, shorts, skorts, or culottes (at or above the kneecap) * form-fitting clothes such as leotards, spandex, and leggings What do you want my lady to wear when she comes to visit me a burka? Hagerstown Prison is not Attika or Angola (Louisiana Prison, not the country in Africa) but it could use some improvements. Only 3 basic cable channels and no nets for the basketball hoops are the least of the problems here. But the staff is decent and even the Warden seems like a swell guy.

yeah, there is a whole complex of prisons out here. but it isn't hagerstown, but the state of…read moremaryland. so people would first go to the intake and reception facility in downtown baltimore after they are convicted and sentenced, and eventually they would get assigned to the appropriate prison/correctional facility, which may be one of the ones here. at any rate, not pleasant. i went to roxbury correctional institute (RCI). real scary. you go to the main gate, yell up to a guard in the tower what your purpose is (mine was to see clients, not as an inmate) and then get processed in. you have to wear a little arm band and get a phosphorescent stamp on your hand, just in case someone inside were to kill you and change into your clothes. i saw my clients in a crowded day room. i think that the guards were just trying to intimidate me by putting me in such an unsecure area. i never mind going to a local county detention center, but coming here would scare anyone straight.

Hub City is the absolute Best GPS monitoring service company in the MD! This is a family owned…read morebusiness and the entire family are GREAT people !! The organizations owner Lance Davis is one of the most Genuine individuals you will ever come across. He understands people's situations, he's transparent, isn't judgmental and believes in second chances. He definitely does his due diligence with following court orders and staying on top of all his clients and their whereabouts, however he makes his clients feel very comfortable and has great communication which is why his program is so successful. He has over 20+ years experienced in this profession and is a Well Respected by the court system. I can't express enough of how much gratitude and appreciation I have for Hub City! Y'all are the Best in the DMV !!Thank you for for service

Excellent service. I would recommend them to my friends and family. They were there to help with my…read morequestions and concerns.

Do not fool yourself if you think you know everything about Gettysburg! It's been 30 years since…read morelast visiting the area and the Museum is the best National Museum I can remember ~ MOVIE + CYCLORAMA + BUS TOUR are just a phenomenal experience ... Movie is top-rate (narrated by Morgan Freeman), Cyclorama is beyond belief in that is one complete piece and the bus tour (2 hourse) was far too short .. .. Well laid-out exhibits and terrific displays can keep you in the museum for hours .. .. And, they have a large gift shop and food court should you get hungry or just want to avoid the elements outside .. .. I did the BUS TOUR first and then did the MUSEUM/FILM/CYCLORAMA the following morning (best for small crowds) .. ..

This was my first time in PA and I couldn't pass up the opportunity of going to Gettysburg. I am a…read morehuge history buff, and have been wanting to come here since I was a little kid. It did not disappoint. We did started with the Cyclorama, a 360 degree painting of Pickett's Charge with lights and sound. We then did a bus tour of the battlefield. Our tour guide Charlie, was just amazing. He was informative, and very funny. We stopped at some of the many monuments and locations on the battlefield such as Culp's Hill, Pickett's Charge, and Little Round Top. I cannot recommend this place more, I'd give it 11 stars if I could. You definitely give yourself a few days here.

Great small town with nice affordable neighborhoods. Love some of the downtown restaurants,…read moreMaryland Theatre, and the new minor league ballpark. City has some tired areas but it is going through revitalization. Hagerstown has a beautiful City Park and the surrounding areas contain oceans of fun ( Potomac River, fishing, hunting, skiing, hiking, white water rafting) ,history ( Antietam and Harpers Ferry National Parks), and conveniently located at the intersection of I-70 & I-81.

You can't drive in Hagerstown without getting a speeding ticket because they drop the speed limit…read moreto 25 mph. I've been going to Gettysburg pa instead. No bs with hidden cameras. Hagerstown is driving tourist away. Haven't been to diner, a movie in a long time in Hagerstown. I decide where I spend my money and other than the rear ending I got when I went to bank. My money is going else where

It is very rare that you will ever get a bad review from me about a library and this is no…read moreexception. the staff was super nice, great location, very clean and fast internet. if you need do have a quick conference call this is a good place. they do charge 15/20cents if you need to print anything, which is a bit pricy but understandable.

Recently renovated and built add-on to make it larger. Free book rentals with membership card. DVD…read morerentals. Free use of computers with internet. Large selection of books to choose from. Friendly helpful staff. Public Restrooms. Outdoor sitting area. Lots of different services and equipment for use.

This office may be small but the service is excellent. People get theit mail in the states in two…read moreto three days. When I send mail from 44 W. Franklin St. in Hagerstown it takes a week or more. Once I sent a Christmas card from that post office and they received it a week before St. Patrick's Day.

ALWAYS friendly, ALWAYS helpful. I'm greeted with a smile,…read morea welcome & a thank you, Every. Single. Visit.