Very nice library located in downtown Andover. Clean and quiet so I like to come here to do school…read morework. There are plenty of computers available for use as well as tables and chairs on each floor. Great selection of books and other media. Staff members are friendly and helpful. If you have a library card, you can easily request items from anywhere in the Merrimack Valley Library Consortium. Only (minor) downside is with its location downtown, you may have to pay for parking if you park in the lot. It's 50 cents per hour until 6pm each day except Sundays and holidays. However there is plenty of free two-hour parking on the streets.

Outstanding. Generous hours, great selection of books, clean building, active community service…read more All public libraries should be like this.

Lawrence Public library is a wide, quiet place to study and read …read more It is big 2 floors maybe 3 I am not sure . Free internet every where . But it looks a bit old from inside with some dust here and there . Service is good, helpful.

Without having to leave my computer I renewed 2 books I am using for my psychology course and…read morerequested a movie and a book. The convenience of this place is insanely good and top notch! Will be heading in tomorrow to return the one book I didn't renew from my last visit and hopefully picking up at least one of the other items! And browsing.

I love this library. It's the perfect size for a small town like North Andover…read more The librarians are very kind and helpful and can help you find a book or whatever you may need. The benefit of this library is that it's part of the Merrimack Valley Library Consortium, a network of 36 public libraries in northeast Massachusetts. So if this library doesn't have what you need and you have a library card, a librarian can check to see if the item is at a library in a nearby town. Wifi connection is usually pretty good and there's plenty of computers available for use. There's three large tables with power strips which are great if you're working or a studying on a laptop. Plenty of free parking spaces (unlike Andover, where you will most likely need to pay a few dollars to park). If I were to critique one thing about this library, it would be how the book categories are organized. It can be hard to discern different genres or types of books unless you're a Dewey decimal system expert. The signs they do have for categories are very broad (ie "biographies") so you may take a while to find a specific book.

This is my local library, I've been going here to borrow books since kindergarten. It's a pretty…read morebuilding, kind of getting run down though. I'd like to give it the full 5 stars, but North Andover is a small town, hence they have a small library. They don't always have exactly what you're looking for on the shelf. But they get an "A" for effort, just ask one of the resource librarians and they can get whatever you need from one of the other local libraries. Sometimes in a day or two. You can also put books on reserve online which is nice too.

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.

The ladies working in there seem very nice but, and I am going to be brutally honest here, this…read moremight be the ugliest and most depressing library I've ever visited. There is basically one floor, a giant open layout with no privacy anywhere, really. To be fair, I did not browse their collection, as that was not my purpose in going there. If you're looking for a place to study though, just drive up to Nevins Library in Methuen. There are nooks and cubicles everywhere in there, and it's very well-lit. By the way, I saw another reviewer claim that this is probably the nicest library in NH. Preposterous! Although it is no doubt a daytime refuge for homeless drug addicts now, the historic library in Manchester NH puts this library to shame!

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.

The Trustees do a beautiful job with this property. Great garden and grounds. It is a great place…read morefor a picnic or a walk. Depending on which month you visit, you will get different flowers. Check their Instagram to see what's blooming each month.

Had a beautiful day here! Spent time looking at all the beautiful flowers and learning about the…read morehistory behind this home. Truly beautiful every location you looked. I went alone and spent a day here touring the sites. Perfect day for family! They do holiday events as well check those out, looks like beautiful light display- it's on my list to do!!

Cafe doesn't know how to make drinks correctly. Iced Americanos looks like iced tea and tastes…read moreterrible. Cafe staff should be retrained.

We live nearby and have visited this location several times. We're avid readers, so the fact that I…read moredidn't write, "Many times," is very revealing: The selection of books is so limited, and the obnoxious "reviews" they attach to specific books is incredibly insulting. The shelves are often a mess, no matter what section you visit. We have gone to look for a specific book or author and we have left empty-handed every time. The selection is so small. To top it off, we bought a book from B&N online, and it didn't arrive in time for an event. When we went to return it at the store, with the receipt, within three days of receiving it, we were told at Customer Service that they only hand out online orders, and that we would have to wait on line for a cashier to make a return. When we handed the book to the cashier, who wasn't nice, (they act as if you are intruding and bothering them), she said she didn't think they would take it! Then she asked a supervisor who wasn't nice, and he said they wouldn't take it. They both didn't apologize or offer guidance, and said we'd have to take it up with B&N online. Funny thing, is that when we did, they said we could return it at the store. They sent us a label anyway, so we'll send it back that way and avoid the ridiculous scene and discourteous treatment at the store itself. Don't bother with this location: There are other choices for bookstores, and the service is much better at any of them.

Excellent staff, very helpful. Received my card no problems at all. A lot of useful books…read moreavailable, access to lexis and other online documentation. Very friendly, professional and courteous. Everything is in order, no running around looking aimlessly. Glad its here

So this is the library, but it's the library inside the Fenton Judicial Center, AKA Lawrence Court…read moreHouse. I have used this library a few times to make copies, use the computers and print off documents not available in the offices. So far I've only been charged for copies, not for computers or computer printing. It has saved me more than once when I filled out a document wrong or needed a different form. The lady that runs the place is very nice and will help you find reference law materials and answer general questions.

Went in already knowing that I wanted to join the AIR FORCE but not what I wanted to do or how to…read moreeven go about it the recruiter gave me realistic and helpful advise and helped plan my appointments around my schedule and really helped me pick a job list that I was comfortable with even managed to get my second option overall honest recruiter and very helpful deff recommend no bs he'll tell you his honest opinion and experiences just be open minded, good-luck and have fun !!