A stable in the Community for decades. Enormous selection of books - newspapers- a history room -…read moreup to date technology- an aesthetically beautiful building inside & out. Smaller rooms available by reservation- knowledgeable helpful staff. Conveniently located a few miles away off a major interstate in the downtown area

Staff is beyond kind and effective. Space is cozy and clean with a wide selection of books and…read moreseveral games and activities for kids. Love it here

I was out of town and needed to print a shipping label to mail off an package, so I went to the…read morelibrary. I asked the front desk guy if printing was free and he said it was. I signed in and he gave me a sheet of paper with credentials and explained how to sign-in on the computers. I picked a computer, logged in and was able to print off my label without any trouble. Nice friendly staff and a very clean library. Glad you know I have this place to go if needed when I visit again. Kuddos!

With a brand new location, 30 Internet-accessible computers for patron use, twice-weekly story…read moretimes for children, and plenty of seasonal programs, the Farmville-Prince Edward Community Library is a great resource. Why did I rate the library so poorly? The library shelves were empty. I understand that the library is pushing hard to increase their collection -- I'd be happy to review the library again once they've had some time to expand.

Great staff that have worked there a long time. It shows there is a great culture there!read more

I absolutely love this little library. A true gem among Boston's treasures. Walking through the…read moredoors is a step back in time. Presumably built in the 1950s, it remains virtually untouched by modernization (aside from the computer terminals, which are free to use for all visitors). Old wooden bookcases house a vast collection of adult and children's books. Old-school tables and chairs still adorn the (large) children's section. Even the heavy gold curtains hanging in the windows reflects the ambiance of yesteryear. And the librarians? Well, just as warm and inviting as the library itself. If you ever visited libraries as a child, you'll have a sense of revisiting your childhood when you visit the South Boston Library.

Wonderfully cute bookstore with both new and nicely used titles, and the friendliest service!…read moreHelped me find a title at another store, and held it for me. Highly recommend checking out their multiple locations. So important to support indy bookstores, now even more than ever!!

4 stars because they also sell used books at full price. This is a nice, tiny book shop that has a…read morebit of everything. The cashier wasn't talkative, no matter how hard I tried to engage him about books. I figured whatever was on the computer was way more interesting than the upcoming new book release. He probably just works there and doesn't read. That's fine!

Gotta love free books!! This local library has book selections for my need. Typically interested in…read morefiction mystery, they have much to offer me! I found a fairly new fitness book too. Computer usage for the community. They also offer kids' program. Friendly librarian too.

This library has such odd hours. Inside is cramped. And the book selection is not great.read more

The photos I took do not cover how incredible this five story library truly was. Set on the NC…read moreState University campus, this is a hidden gem for book lovers and those who love Swedish design. It is massive and as soon as I walked in I felt right at home. I stumbled on this while looking for things to do in the area while attending a book signing. Being a book lover and author, this was an obvious choice. My friend and I explored the first two floors (we were pressed for time) and were in awe. I wish Charleston had something like this because I would be here every single day working on my next manuscript. There were several rooms, desks, and seating areas for readers and students alike to choose from. The large windows allow for plenty of natural light that offsets the bright interior lights. They have a wide collection of titles and studies! Highly recommend that you check it out. Just remember to be quiet and respectful as students may be present working on their projects.

My teenage son studied here for his final exams. He appreciated the later closing hours compared to…read moreour local library. I appreciated the safe location and the kind staff. On the other hand, my son complained about the slow public wi-fi, which is a pretty big negative when you're studying using your laptop. He said it took 10 minutes just to get connected to the wi-fi. But for that, this seems like a nice spot to study if you've got a personal hotspot (or access otherwise to faster Internet). Hopefully, there is faster wi-fi for NC State students.

Great small town library with friendly, knowledgeable staff. They have current bestsellers and…read moreclassic favorites along with computers and printers for public use. They open their doors to community activities as well!

We are so fortunate to have such an exceptional set of libraries in Williamsburg and James City…read moreCounty. In addition to an outstanding collection of books, the library has a theater that shows both new and old movies for free! The seating is comfortable and the screen is large. I saw Oscar-nominated Past Lives, which attracted a good size audience. It was part of their art house cafe series. There is plenty of two-hour parking onsite as well as across the street in the garage. I'll definitely go back to see more movies.

The Williamsburg Regional Library is a great place to stop by, whether you are a local or if you're…read morevisiting the area. This quaint library offers a children, teens, and adults section, with a recent addition of the Kiwanis Kids idea Studio that offers fun interactives. Look for updates on events that occur throughout the year; there are also rooms you could reserve and request a bookmobile to come to your area. There's plenty of parking, and convenient drive-by book drop-off depots. +friendly staff +plenty of parking

The Wake Forest Community House is a town building and can be rented for functions. It serves as a…read morepolling location on election day as well. There is street parking available as well as a small parking lot. The new community pool is located outside the building. On my recent visit here I took a class with Femme Fromage and made a Charcuterie & Cheese Board. The facility worked great for the class.