So the Monroe library, located by the movie theater, and may have limited parking depending on when…read moreone comes. I went in here a few times- one to read some books, and they had some great Arthur books by the children section. They do also host kids events at the library, as well as events like movies under the stars for the summer. Now, as I had a library card for this location, I really haven't used the library. Oh tho- my mom used the library for wifi when our power was out, and she said it was good, and quiet. Again though, I had a library card but didn't really use it. Think one time I was looking for Percy Jackson books and they didn't have it, and was a tween then. Anyways. Went here recently (note 3 stars) on Wednesday July 23rd 2025 because we were moving soon, and I had books and VHS tapes to donate. When I got there, they said no, we don't accept donations-- which i thought was kind of weird. After all, especially if they are vintage books that can still be applicable, donations should be considered. While the person who told me was pleasant and understanding- i just thought it was kind of weird.Again, having books, especially vintage ones may be of interest of have because then others would read them- like if their parents read this book, they might borrow the book for their kids. Now the books ending up going to a goodwill instead. At least i tried!

As libraries go this one is modern, clean and has a friendly helpful staff, lots of great books ,…read morevideo, audio books and the sections for teens and children is well designed. I will come here often. Parking could be a little better but I've never had to park to far away so it's still good.

This was my childhood library and my favorite place to go for many years. I took so many classes as…read morea child from learning French in kindergarten to taking stained glass classes later on and so much more. I loved their summer reading program as I was always an avid reader. My dad had his photography featured in the gallery a few years back. They have a massive selection of books and it's a stunning spot. The history of this library is amazing too. I am always happy when I can go back and visit and buy a book or two!

I love this library. It's been my haven since I was a child and it still makes me so thrilled and…read moreat ease when I come here and select books. They're pick up system for held books had gotten even better over the years and from the CDs (yes I still use those!) to micro film to local items to all the literature.. it makes me want to be a librarian too. I love books!!

Very friendly and helpful staff. Always very welcoming and often greet you by name…read more Very easy to order books from partner libraries.

"Holy Chestnut Novel Batman!"…read more This is a fairly small yet simple library. I'm a bookworm & nerd so I love visiting libraries. This library is a single floor library with a decent amount of resources available to visitors. Upon entering you'll find the children's section on the right side of the library with various books and research materials in the center spanning to the left side of library as you enter. Staff is super helpful and really nice. I didn't spend too much time here during my visit but I never find any library bad unless you've visited a library in NYC where it can be noisy! It's nice to visit libraries in the suburbs that still believe in a quiet place to read or study.

This library is absolutely beautiful. Fein the architecture to the art. There's so much to do and…read moretons of choices from any category. The children's floor is filled with so many adventures. We could easily spend hours in there. The staff is very helpful and any book can be shipped in from other libraries easily. love this olace!

Smells like someone died in the foyer. The. When you walk into the actual library it smells like a…read morechanging room with deceased babies. Not going in there anytime soon until they clear that filthy smell

Beautiful setting very helpful people at the desk. Very quick to wait on you and to look up any…read morematerials you ask about.

This library is comfortable and welcoming and the staff is extremely helpful - anything you need…read morethey will obtain for you. Downstairs is a large meeting room and a wonderful maker space you should be sure to visit. Outdoors there is a beautiful reading garden and a walking path open to all.

Having long heard rumors about Pine Bush and the KKK, I wasn't sure if I should venture any further…read morewhen I entered the children's section and saw Mein Kampf displayed on the shelf. I did venture further and visited a few times since and have even brought my family. It's an average library. A big perk is that it's a member of the RCLS system.

One of my favorite towns in Montana it borders the North entrance of Yellowstone National Park…read more It's not very big but has a grocery store and everything else a small town has plus elk and Mule deer walking around. Make sure and stop lots of nice shops too

The Hawk's Nest Lookout is well known for one big reason: the views towards the Delaware River and…read morebeyond. There are multiple pullovers to park, and it doesn't matter which direction the vehicle is facing. Be careful when pulling out, as the turns are pretty narrow. Also, with trucks going through this section, have patience. I didn't find any hawks or nests on my visit. Now, I have to wait until the autumn season to return.

A scenic spot to see the hawk nest view of the Delaware River below…read more It's pretty. There's so much buzz talking about the autumn's colorful leaves!! I decided to come today to see for myself and so many people of been speaking about this location in particular! ((The Catskills are colorful now... so MAYBE this area will be colorful by next weekend or later. I guess it just depends on the temps!)) But I'll tell you, it is nice to see no matter what! I would enjoy the view any time of year. (No hawks or nests were seen...fyi)