Staff have always been helpful whenever I needed assistance. Latest books are often in high demand,…read morebut the waiting list on hold often moves up faster than expected. Pleasant atmosphere.

The ladies there were very nice and helpful. I have lived here since 2000. I got my member ship in…read moreJune of 06. When my father was in Iraq. I came back 8 years later and my membership was still valid. I payed the 3 dollar card fee and was on my way. Love the place. But make sure to use 4g. The internet is so slow I'm ashamed to Call it internet. Great place.

This Little Free Library is located in Point Park. Painted blue with a gray/black shingle roof,…read moreit's easy to spot. There is a single door secured by a latch. Inside, two shelves that were a complete jumble today. Mostly childrens books that appeared to be retired library books. I'm not sure why it's such a mess inside - I tried organizing but it was beyond me. This is charter number 24177 and the steward's name and email address are in the library database. [Review 18891 overall - 3376 in North Carolina - 2414 of 2022.]

Well organized and the employee was very helpful! I always search for books from my childhood first…read moreat used bookstores, so I was thrilled to walk in see the children's books immediately next to the entrance. I walked right in and hit the mother load! The cashier knew the value of certain rare items, which was comforting, though it made it a little pricier for me. Still wonderful to find so many books I was looking for in one place, and in person (as opposed to online). Would definitely return!

By far, one of our favorite places to visit when we are in town! Derby makes for a great host and…read morewe always find interesting books to bring home!

A beautiful, well preserved, historic building is the perfect location for the New Bern Historical…read moreSociety. Rumored to be haunted, so tread lightly. We were greeted upon entry by a volunteer in the front office and advised on what the building held and how to properly tour it on our own. We were given a handout that explained the particulars of the building and its history. There are so many artifacts and stories on the walls and in displays. I really enjoyed our time here, and would love to do a tour after dark some night if that was an option. The backyard is accessible as well, which has manicured gardens and a couple of headstones resting under some bushes. I'm sure there's a story behind them, but I'm not familiar with it to share with you. The Ghosts of New Bern tour took us to this location and shared several stories about old ladies, children, and cats.

Not so pleasant, but when has it ever been? Most of the staff are rude, but you have a few gems in…read morethe bunch. Privacy isn't a thing here and sometimes you'll be ignored for personal conversations just like at a fast food place. Customer service is wild now a days. I speak for the new Bern campus

This school is a great school, from the staff to the students. It's affordable and they really help…read moreyou out.

My favorite letter and package drop for years, mainly because of Shai. Sunny, knowledgeable,…read morefriendly and patient man.

Small Country Post Office. Short to no lines. Service friendly & fast. Adequate parking lot…read more Building pretty new & clean.