Had a great tour,don't miss this one right i your back yard. The Museum is done very well .read more

I have always loved ships. I've toured a handful of historic ships over the years. U.S.S…read more Constitution? Check. WWII submarine? Check. Mid-19th-century schooner? Check. Early 20th-century Great Lakes freighter? Hmm... So perhaps this ship does not have the romanticism or historical significance of the others. It is an impressive sight, quite long and stolid. In operation from 1911 to 1980, it was the largest freighter in the world when launched and set some cargo records during its first few years before being eclipsed by ever-advancing technology. It was also well known for luxury which supposedly rivalled the famous trans-Atlantic liners. Up to the modern day it is recognized as a relic of the so-called Golden Age of Great Lakes shipping, but although I respected its achievements, I couldn't quite conjure up the reverence and awe that it seemed to be asking for. Obviously the ship has seen better days, but it could be spiffier. Many spots need a buff with Rust-Away and a new paint job. In any case, this would be a fun place to take the kids, and frankly it's one of the few things worth doing or seeing in Toledo.

We loved the amount of information made available to the…read morevisitors Easy to get current maps vs and even ideas of new places you might want to go All nicely arranged and labeled!!!

I felt like a total dork for being especially fond of this rest stop, and welcome centers are…read moreessentially rest stops near state lines, til I saw how other people on here can't help but voice their appreciation for it. It's big, it's clean, easy off, easy back on the highway, you don't have to go to Monroe and you're no longer in Ohio, what's not to love? I usually end up here at night but if you're here in non-vampire hours there's an absolutely insane amount of travel brochures in a Hallmark store sized space built especially for them. I've even seen a show flyer here for a band playing at the Lager House in Detroit. I can't say that for any other rest stop. Great place to stretch my legs and pick up some caffeine for the last leg of my trip back home. The last time I wound up here was coming back from Columbus on New Year's Eve during a blizzard. I meant to be in Detroit to ring in the New Year but the snow slowed me up enough for me to know that wasn't going to happen. I honestly thought about staying at this rest stop for an extra twenty minutes here just to say I rang in 2025 here. I ultimately decided I'd be pretty bored and that I'd go on my weary way into the snowy night just to pass midnight on some random spot on I-75 but just the fact I even considered this wacky plan should speak to this being a really nice res, er, welcome center. Praise Michigan!

This is a beautiful hypoallergenic and high ceilinged setting for study. Complete with quiet…read morerooms and a beautiful children section. I would definitely recommend this is a Place to read, work & introduce children to a love of libraries. The unfortunate downside is that most of the sitting space is for computers, as most of the patrons are using those- not books . The book section is very pop culture. Come here and read bc this place is classic.

I love this place.. High ceilings -- open area --- and a great place to get internet, books, dvds,…read moreetc. They have a nice kids area and private rooms to plug your laptop in. I don't live in Toledo, OH, and have a non-borrowing card to use for the computers. That said you can check your electroic devices with the free wifi.

It is a nice facility with an automated check-in. They have an armed security guard on site and the…read morestaff is all very friendly. They appear busy and they say the average wait time is 45 minutes to an hour. There is no TV or free WiFi. The waiting room has about 30 chairs and is kind of small. There are public restrooms.

Way Public Library is such a cozy, welcoming space for all ages. I love sitting with a good book…read morewhile my daughter explores the toys and watches her surroundings. There's something so comforting about a place full of books--it instantly feels warm, even on a rainy day. As someone new to the area, I never felt out of place at all; finding books that fit my exact taste made me feel right at home.

Why is it when I ask for, and finally receive help, especially from younger employees, they seem to…read morehave this need to rub your nose in it, as if it's all your fault! Seems like there's a creepy streak in some employees of looking over your shoulder, too. This is why I quit public libraries after 2020 to now...maybe these spaces aren't welcome places anymore.

EVERYTHING! Been going for about 12 years. Staff is great. Couldn't have been any betterread more

Know as the Ellis branch of the Monroe County Library System, this building was dedicated in 2010,…read moreso it is state of the art as far as libraries go. This library is located on the shores of the River Raisin. During the early spring, you can see the sugaring taking place at the nearby Navarre-Anderson Trading Post. The site is a beautiful place to observe the changing seasons in Monroe. The accommodations are excellent and there is a separate children's library. There are many cultural events that take place here, such as jazz concerts, movies, etc. I'm glad I found this branch of the library!

This community library is amazing. I didn't have access to my computer for a while, so I went to…read morethe library to type something out. Not being that familiar with their Dell computers, I asked for help (more than once). Everyone was amazing, and very helpful. Oh, and to print something out off the computer, it's only .15 a page (but if you are a library member- I think you get five free pages a day). For an amazing day, go to the library, then go take a walk around the Toledo Botanical Gardens. If it's hot, the library is air conditioned. If it's hot, walk through the shade garden, at the Toledo Botanical Gardens (the Gardens are free). I noticed that some adults had brought their children. While the adults did work on one computer, the children were set up on an adjoining one to play games, or look at interesting information. (There is also a coloring area for the kids, with paper and crayons). If you need to rest, or read something not too long, there is a fireplace at one end of the library, with comfortable chairs to read or just rest. We have some wonderful places to go in Toledo, that don't have an entry fee.

Love our local libraries so much. They're all so nice, have great resources, and we really like the…read morevarious departments with having kids of all ages

Postal personnel at this location have always been polite and helpful, whether in person (prior to…read moreCovid) or by telephone. Tim answers questions patiently. The location is not as convenient as it was in downtown Perrysburg, but there is more parking at this location.

Just answer a phone for a basic question! I tried calling multiple times just to see if the lobby…read morecloses over a lunch break and phone would ring and ring until it conveniently went busy....