i'm guessing the library is housed in a new building, at a newly built plaza. don't even feel like…read moreyou have walked into a library! modern, clean, minimalistic designs, neutral tone fabric with a pop of colors, lots of natural light, an abundance of cushy chairs for lounging and work stations for working. multiple locations for bathrooms. what else they got, you ask? large separated areas for different ages and needs: children's, teens, general, newspaper lounge, even an activity room in the far end! and an outdoor area with benches and stuff. it's just a beautiful sight through and through. brief glance at the children's room: it's like you're in a clubhouse. play area, sitting area, lots of media and books for enjoyment. in the general section: laptops to be loaned (not sure if you can take it off property grounds though), plenty of desktop computers with internet connection, free wifi, main room with high ceiling and lots of windows... looking out to the street on one side, and the garden on the other. super pleasant, super comfortable. it's actually difficult to get work done here coz you just want to soak it all in and pretend you live here. when can i move in?

Great library. Wonderful place for kids. Plenty of parking and hear everything highly recommendedread more

I spent a ton of time there a few months back while pursuing my Class B license. It's a really well…read moresetup library, with a ton of tables upstairs that offer amazing quiet work areas. Best library I've been to in years, highly recommended!

Nice place to read, meet or study! Although some of the front desk staff are obnoxiously loud for…read moreno reason and or really nosy. One time I was trying to read something and had to leave because the voices were too distracting.

I went in there, even though I'm not a particular customer of this library, although my grandson…read moreloves to go there for their train table and the children's room. But that day I need to have some papers downloaded from my phone from a lawyer to print off and I will leave my husband at the doctors so I went down there and waited a few minutes and I went in and they sent me upstairs. The second floor I leave the man's name was Tim. He was a wizard. Oh my goodness he was amazing. OK he helped me to get my phone to download it like something else's an IP or whatever I don't remember because I'm not very savvy, but he got into the phone to do that. He linked it to their printer. I went over and did the printing work he showed me how to program the things to take and print stuff that printed it a costing like $.90 four pages, but I didn't care because Iknew it had to be done that day. But he was very slow about it very understanding step-by-step from me the person who's illiterate on the computer and can really use as much help as possible, lol I truly believe that this man is an absolute. A miracle worker he is perfect for this job. You couldn't have fitted someone more better into that space and he definitely did his job above and beyond what has ever expected from people I'm so glad the library as him there help everyone such as myself.

Very nice and clean library, staff is very helpful and nice. Great events and organization.read more

Nice and Quiet. Staff here is very friendly. Answered all my questions ! I would recommend this…read moreorganization to anyone who likes some peace and quiet. It's a great place just to relax and read some great books here! I haven't been here since the latest 80's. It is a wonderful place just to sit and read books !​

Medfield Library is the best! The people there are very friendly, professional and always ready to…read morehelp. No matter what book or DVD series I am trying to find, if it's not readily available at Medfield, they find it within their network and have it sent to the Medfield library. Their 'Library of Things' has a lot of cool stuff, with something for everyone and their event calendar offers a lot for members of all ages. Thank you!

This is a great little library with plenty of programs for babies and toddlers. There's something…read moreto do almost every day of the week! It is perfect for stay at home parents and even working parents because they offer evening and weekend programming as well.

The layout of the children's section seems to be conducive to my children running around like…read morechickens with their heads cut off. It's not really a contained space and there is the allure of doors, hallways, and a staircase(!) all around. I've never actually been actually able to look at the books here but I've gotten a decent workout chasing my kids around the premises.

Solid library, Lizzy is awesome. Great selection of books. Anything from the Bible to Diary of a…read moreWimpy Kid. Bathrooms are clean. Atmosphere is cleaner. @BrandonK you're wrong. Thanks for reading

Best library I've ever been to. Smells nice, spacious, clean. They're part of the minuteman library…read morenetwork obviously so you can reserve books online and go there to pick up. The self check out system is awesome, and the staff never hesitate to help you out. Tons of places to study quietly with half privacy walls dividing desks. Did I mention how big and spacious and clean and state of the art it is???! Amazing. Wish I had this library when I was growing up.

Love, love, love this place. This is by far the best library I have ever been to, and it all has…read moreto do with Mr. Steve, and his children's programs. I know for a fact that all the moms that come to this library travel from different towns JUST to take his classes. Such a great guy, and such a great variety of classes. I also see a lot of tweens going there for programs which is pretty unusual. That says alot about this place and how it has a community feel.

Plants, books and…read moreweird sculpture The first Buckingham Library started back in 1894 when the town decided to buy one hundred dollars worth of books and stick them in the house of a generous volunteer.. This was the official library until 1905 when the growing number of books were place in a spare room at the local school. It became increasingly obvious over the years that this was not the ideal solution so in 1930 the first "real" library was built. Conveniently located on Main Street, this library served well until maintenance problems and size restraints made the town realize that it needed a new and more modern library. So a new building was constructed and in 1989 opened it's doors for business. The new Bellingham Library isn't one of the most stunning libraries from the outside. Rather plain and symmetrical and except from the bizarre sculpture of a kid standing on her head guarding the front of the library, the building isn't going to drop any jaws. However the inside is extremely well designed with a nice flow of lines and everything nicely organized and easy to find. One of the best things about the library is the abundance of plants inside. Large and creeping greenery greet you around every corner. A pleasant addition to all the books and computers. The librarians were cheerful, funny and helpful and suited the ambiance of the library perfectly. A very pleasant library that has a sense of peace and purpose. The aesthetics won't blow you away but the building will impress in a quiet and gentle way. Especially if you happen to enjoy statures of kids doing somersaults.

Morrill is a wonderful library! The Norwood community is so…read morelucky to have it. A gorgeous building that is an adventure to explore. Lots great art and architecture on display. Big reading rooms, meeting rooms available. Tons of services, like a free notary, and the knowledge of the friendly staff and librarians. They have great programming for all ages, too! I feel welcomed whenever I go there. So grateful for this wonderful place.

This was my second "office" for the day after enjoying coffee at a coffee shop in Westwood. I…read moremanaged to find a quiet and comfortable spot here and spent a few hours on my laptops, sending emails and working on stuff. The library has a free wifi and it worked well. I spotted a table in a corner and was able to plug in and recharge my electronics. And while I'm not a Norwood resident, that doesn't matter for using the library. You only need to be a resident to borrow materials. [Review 18612 overall - 1193 in Massachusetts - 2134 of 2022.]

Huge thank you to An Unlikely Story for hosting Kelly Bishop last night! What an amazing author…read moreevent! I truly cannot believe Kelly came here! We even got a copy of her paperback book with the ticket. My only criticism is that I could have listened to at least another hour of Kelly speak! Only one hour of her is not enough, she is amazing!

I can not express to you how kind, compassionate, and happy the workers are here. There's always…read morelike 20 people working and every single person from the books to the kitchen staff is happy and cheerful and so kind. Honestly, this is refreshing as corporations understaff and stress their employees. This local owner know what we the patrons want, we want people who are happy with their jobs and that's done by great staffing. This is my go to for any gift. Yes, you're paying more for a book than you would on Amazon but this is the opposite of a greedy corporation who screws everyone. This is truly local and I'm lucky to live 20 mins away.

I really like the Mansfield public Library. They are very…read morenice and extremely helpful people. Kristin was a huge help to me today, she was very patient and showed me how to use Microsoft Word, attach a resume, save it, etc. Such a great place. with nice people like her, what a difference her kindness made, She knows computers and has a easy way of talking and dealing with people, just awesome. The girls up front are friendly and also very nice. I highly recommend you stop in.

Good Public Library. The staff are always friendly and helpful. They remember repeat customers well…read moreand always have interlibrary loan items waiting right away when checking out. Why any one would get netflix when they can get most movies for free from the library is beyond me. Anything they don't have can usually be found though inter-library loan.