I love going to the library! This one has some nice modern technology, such as self-checkout, which…read moreis pretty convenient. It's also nice that the books on hold are in a separate section where you can go look for it yourself rather than having to get in line to ask a librarian to locate it. There's also free wi-fi, of course, and lots of new books every time I go in. I almost always end up picking something out to read, though I don't always end up reading it. In addition to books and movies and such, museum passes are available at the library! Probably not terribly common knowledge for the most part, but this library makes it well-known by putting all of the museum passes up front. The downside of this is that the ones I'm interested in are often out. They also don't do reservations for it, so that part can be rough. Besides that, though, I'm a fan of this location and will continue to go check out their new offerings!

This is by far the best library to focus and get work done. Highly recommend if you are in the…read morearea. Anytime I feel stressed out, unproductive, or unable to get work done, this is the go to spot! Lovely place, respectful people, and the vibe is super peaceful.

Small, cozy (and clean!) library with a computer area, community room, and single use bathrooms…read more Several clusters of chairs with small tables, but no private study areas that I could find. I only saw street parking too.

A beautiful library nestled inside a beautiful town. Many locals and students were seen here on my…read morevisit. The staff are friendly, helpful, and welcoming. Nothing beats a nice community public library!

I really like this local library. I order books every…read morecouple of weeks. They are quick to fill my requests every time. The librarians are nice and a couple have suggested books for me to check out. They always have what I need at this library!

I've been coming to this Lansdale Library for years and have never had a problem until recently. I…read morereally don't like having to write a negative review but unfortunately, I feel that some of the workers here are judgmental and pick and choose who they say things to, whether or not the person has to pay for the community room or not. There is a lot of things that they are not doing with certain people but then other people they are. Certain staff members yell at some patrons about being too loud but yet some man's phone kept ringing, ringing and ringing and being very loud and not one staff member came down to say anything to him about it. I had to ask a staff member to ask him to please turn his phone down and yet it was still going off. Then the community room issue in many people's minds I have asked it should be free for the community too use but yet they charge certain patrons to use it. I have witnessed 3 different "apparently" support groups do not have to pay to use the community room because they were support groups! I feel that it's discrimination due to the library saying that if it's non-profit it's $25/hourly and for profit it's $40/hourly. Those 3 groups were NOT support groups they were groups that are non-profit. I really feel it's really unfair that support groups don't have to pay anything. They should either make EVERYONE who needs to user the community room free, or EVERYONE has to pay whether they are a support group, non-profit or for profit!

Warminster Library: What would I do without you all! You are so very helpful and obliging,…read moreespecially when I am trying to place holds. Also, the library is so small and intimate. The various displays are very imaginative. Thanks for being a great resource. And it is easy to park. My favorite place!

The Warminster Township Free Library is where I experienced my first forays into the card catalog…read more Actually, I ran into the catalog before, but there it was the first time I used it electronically! Last I was here, browsers could use terminals (they're probably using eMacs now) to perform searches. After you find what you want, just do the footwork to actually get your books. There's a good selection of fantasy and science fiction novels to borrow and you can even buy their overflow books in the front for cheap. The library is open Monday through Saturday, and have book discussion groups periodically. Recommended if you want to get your reading on!

This is a really great place to work and study. It's always quiet, has ton of natural light, and a…read moregreat view.

A fantastic library, even to this day. It even has that coveted library smell... books old and new!…read moreIt is a large library for the town The employees are always helpful even when you need to find that one special book. Check their website out for events and information. The property around the library is great for sitting outside and reading a book.

Well...I do not frequent libraries but this one is very spacious and had everything I was looking…read morefor. I am mainly into older philosophy books lately and plan on coming back here to advance my knowledge from all the scholars from yester years. They always have books for sale when you come in on your right and once every few months have their larger book fair. In addition to books and over five thousand DVD's in stock they have partition work offices you can work in. I want to say approximately five with a sliding door to make it a little more private as well. I have been to the Horsham Library and the Abington Library in the past month and my preference at this time I would have to say is the Horsham Library. As always people SYOY!!!

10+ years later and it's gotten much worse. For some reason they've weeded out half the collection…read moreand now literally every shelf in the place is half empty. They're not replacing them with new books. They are apparently using the space to "feature" a book by standing it up face-out. Is this a store or a library? The science fiction/fantasy and mystery sections have been cut down by at least half (not even taking into account the fact of the remaining shelves being half empty.) It's so sad. Librarians used to be people who loved books.

I've always been blown away by the service at the Norristown Public Library--the reference…read morelibrarians are tops at offering relevant, deep research if needed--and I am actually surprised that this is the first review. Anyway, I had new reason to praise the libe this week. I had an editing job that, unlike most others, required AP style--and the job was due today. Luckily, the Norristown Library had the three most recent copies of the AP Stylebook. Unluckily, we're in the middle of the COVID-19 pandemic, and most libraries take several days to make books available for curbside pickup, which would be too late for my project due date in two days. So I called the Norristown Library reference desk, explained that it was an emergency, and the librarian immediately found the book and made it available for me--in 15 minutes! Props to the reference librarian working the morning of 08-12-2020; she was professional and personable.

This library has a lot of books of every genre as well as plenty of computers. The staff are very…read morehelpful and friendly.

Beautiful facility, friendly staff. Great place to meet people in the community, with so many…read moreactivities -- book clubs, games nights, training classes.

I can't believe I've lived here for what, over a year, and have only just been to the library. How…read moremuch money have I wasted on books and how many cool activities could my kid have enjoyed on a rainy day. Anyway. It's small and I only picked up one book for myself so I'm uncertain about offerings, but it's easy to order whatever you want; the staff were super helpful and friendly in assisting me with finding the children's books I was after and in explaining how to acquire material via my kindle. There was a group of seniors playing a board game, a number of children being tutored and some older kids and pre-teens tucked away in various corners of the library floor. They have an extensive and awesome list of children and teen activities, just a lot going on in general. It might be a small place, but they seem especially vested in the community and vise versa.

There is a lot of space to study independently and away from the laughter and banter of the…read morelittles in the children's area downstairs! The WiFi works well and there are plenty of other conveniences at the library--filtered water fountain, vending machine area.!this library is also open on Sundays, which is rare these days for many libraries, at least in the surrounding area.

Amazing staff and great library, however quiet rooms maybe not as quiet. Love their hours and this…read morelibrary helped me when I needed to slam down some school work

A wonderful and FREE facility for reading and reference materials…read more Has been a part of the community for decades. Built on the site of the historic (old) Doyletown Prison.

Samuel Clemens believed this book The Adventures of Tom Sawyer (Puffin Classics), would and should…read morebe only read by adults (see Mark Twain America's Humorist Dreamer Prophet by Clinton Cox p136), and I see why. Its offensive and suggestive and should be categorized differently. Right now its being categorized as J Fiction of the juvenile section of this library located in the Borough of Doylestown. See pages 59,104,222,250,260, and 307.