Well, if your into history and have time, this place has it all. If your looking for information on…read morefamily history and historical documents from the Miami County area. This place has books, maps, manuscripts, wills, land records, and tons of photos from as early as the first picture that was taken of Troy. Some of the photos are from the air or of what down town Troy used to look like back in the Railroad hay-days. Its amazing history and information that will definitely take quite a few hours just to see a small part of Troy's History

A very well organized space of historical documents for not only regional to Miami County, but…read moresurrounding areas. The layout is nice and easy to navigate to find what you need.

Not sure what I liked best, the wonderful ladies working or all the books to choose from. Had a…read moregreat time browsing around looking for something unique that would interest me. I ended up with a biography of Ernest Hemmingway that was $3 and a Better Homes and Garden Crockpot Cookbook for $5. I already found a recipe to make on this hot summer day .

What an awesome used book store. I like book stores. Not new books but the old vintage ones. The…read morestores usually smell like mold but this store was clean and organized and smelled great. It's huge. I didn't have enough time to see 10% of the books. I'll definitely come back. I did buy a book. Good prices. Not a discount place but the books were high quality. They have magazines and periodicals too.

I love coming here! There is just something about the smell of books. They have great selection of…read morebooks. They also have a very large selection of Bibles to choose from. Now they self serve coffee and tea with a very nice place to relax and check out some books.

I loved it! The owners were very nice and friendly. Very helpful and insightful with the bibles I…read morebrought in to be imprinted. Highly recommend it!

This is a nice, quaint small town library. Clean, quiet and responsive to the needs of the…read morecommunity. While I know it's not conducive to the protection of books or the electronics of computers; a nice fresh coffee could do a lot for emphasizing the relaxing tone. Maybe they could sell self serve Keurig coffees and bottled sodas.

We decided to visit as part of the Creativity Tour 250 Ohio. It wasn't hard to find. It is free,…read morebut due to upkeep, they ask for donations. It is a cute artsy exhibit full of little treasures to exam at your own pace! We took about 15 or so minutes to look it all over. They have printed brochures of the exhibit (the Highlight Tour) and flowers. There was even a fun scavenger hunt to do. So many different rocks make this up. We were glad to have found this hidden treasure. T

This place is so unique! Its free to visit though donations are appreciated to help with upkeep…read more Its not a huge space, we probably spent about 15 minutes there but really enjoyed our time looking at how intricate things were. Dogs are allowed but they ask that they be carried which was no problem for us since our dogs are small

Went to this wonderful example of early American farming while in Ohio visiting friends. The barn…read moreis comprised of two square pens made of hand-hewn boards from trees, it is an interesting thing to see. Not being from Ohio, it was interesting to see and learn about the history odd the state as told through the Johnston family, who lived at and operated the farm from the early to late 1800's. The farmhouse was built in 1812, and added into shortly thereafter so to have both public and private areas. John Johnston was an Indian agent, and at most times had tribal representatives living in the land there. The spring house is still operating, the spring runs well and is smells so fresh! The canal system was especially interesting to me, it was started to move freight and goods from Ohio to other markets. Unfortunately the railways were more successful in the long run. However, you can take a short ride an a portion if the canal system that is intact on the property. Great way to learn about our heritage while enjoying the Johnston farm.

Great history great facility and a must see visit when in the piqua area. Canal boat rides are a…read moresuper way to get a viewpoint of how slow transport of goods once was

Pretty much what I expected for a town this size: decent collection, about like Marysville or a…read moreColumbus branch. A standard building and layout. Plenty of computer workstations fair selection of periodicals, a local history room, helpful staff. Nothing exceptional about it, but a good solid library. If I lived in town I'd be satisfied, but i'd also be glad they are part of a library consortium so I had access to a larger catalog.

I really do love this school. 4 stars because there are some professors you need to avoid, but…read moreusually a quick ratemyprofessor.com search can help you with that. The advisory staff is awesome, and (while I'm too old to utilize it) the PESOP program is something all Miami County high school students - and their parents - should be aware of.