I've been going to this library for years.They have a great staff.Tabitha is the greatest cleaner…read morethey have they have had since I have been going there.

Superb library! Wonderful, hard working, helpful staff. Clean and quiet places to study. Lots of…read moreoutlets for your devices. Tons of computers to access the Internet and printing is very reasonably priced. A cheerful children's section with colorful book displays, cool tablets loaded with fun educational apps., puppets, legos and more! My kiddos never want to leave!

Love this library! All of the librarians are super helpful. They have trains, legos, and tablets…read morefor the kids, in addition to comfy reading areas with beanbag chairs. If you have a book interest, they can help you find something on site, or get it sent to that location. They've got computers and printers/copiers if you need that too, and wifi! They do programs for kids of all ages and adults year-round.

I visited the Jamestown Public Library after I decided that I wanted to begin reading again. I had…read morenot been to a library in years and I was very skeptical about the selection this historic building would have. I was very pleasantly surprised! I stopped by one evening and as soon as I walked in it was like going back in time in the best way possible. This building is absolutely beautiful inside and out. I was helped by the library manager, Jim, and he was very friendly and helpful. He explained that the building was built in 1915 and was originally a school for the area. After being used for years it was almost torn down, but the alumni saved it from destruction and it was turned into a public library. There is a big array of books in all different genres and subjects. I saw some new releases I want to read as well as classics and everything in between. It was great to explore what they had in such a peaceful and beautiful setting. Jim let me know about book clubs they have, children's story times and that they offer e-Books, DVDs, and audiobooks too. He was very helpful and informative. I was able to make my selection and was given my own library card and saw that they still use the nostalgic stamps when you check your books out! I left with my book, my new library card, and a new excitement for reading!

Came here on a Wednesday morning to get out of the house and apply to jobs. I live at the edge of…read moreHigh Point so it was only 12 minutes from my home which is a good location. There are three things that I pay attention to when visiting a library, (1) the WiFi, (2) service to patrons, & (3) sitting space. As far as Jamestown Public Library fares, (1) the WiFi was shoddy. I had to reconnect at least 5x (which didn't take long but still), (2) the receptionist halfway spoke to me when I walked in so the service was "meh." I later saw other librarians who asked if I needed help so that was nice. Lastly, (3) I sat in the corner at a table. The area had ok lighting and there were plugs available for my computer and phone. It's important to not that library is sort of old fashioned so don't expect too much.

What a wonderful experience! I wasn't sure what to expect and honestly didn't have the highest…read morehopes when I first decided to stop by! When I first pulled in, they had a pretty large free parking garage which was super helpful! They have numerous rooms for meeting spaces, lots of computers, and multiple info. desk areas where people are available to help you if you need it. They also have a lot of resources for audiobooks online. The only issue is some of them can take a while to become available...Overall, I am a little bit sad I am just now coming to visit this library! I feel like I have been missing out! You can use the printers with a library card for 10 free prints a day (they are $0.15 each so up to $1.50/day). I will say just like with any place you need to be aware of your surroundings! There were a couple of times I was making sure I kept an eye out, but luckily there are a lot of people around as well as a security guard that makes his rounds. This made me feel super safe! The restrooms were also relatively clean!

Great library in downtown WS. Friendly staff, good election of books available most of the time…read more Easy pickup and return. Plus a coffe shop on site, plenty out parking, multiple levels and areas to work, and tons of monthly events for everyone at all their locations.

First time visiting this library. It's beautiful! Today was fill a bag with books for $5.00. They…read moredesignate a section full of books to choose from and you fill the bag and as many bags as you want. Staff super nice and helpful and they were very organized.

This library was amazing. A shared library through the community college and chatham community. I…read moreloved the fact that the roof was sloped to help drain rainwater, to fill up a pond and re-use for other purposes. The children's story telling room was beautiful. The artwork was eye-catching. Every single table in the library had a different set and design of chairs, which I enjoyed the most. Interior design of this library was planned very well.

I visit this library often. They offer a lot of activities for the whole family. There is literally…read moresomething here for everyone. Crafts, books, groups, movies and much more. The staff is incredibly helpful and nice. Through out the year they offer a lot of events and activities. Book clubs, cooking classes, zoom meetups and much more. If you're looking to get more involved check out your local library

09/20/18 My daughter moved to Mebane this school year and we…read morelost our Barnes & Nobles we used to go to after school frequently in Greensboro. I was glad to see a library in Mebane! We came here a few weeks ago and my daughter accepted it and has already read about 50 books! There's a good selection of books and the new books section always changes (possibly daily?). Our first visit, we asked the desk how to check out books and we were helped thoroughly. They were very helpful and she was able to take 5 books home with her. We have continued to come ever since. One thing would be having even a small section of adult books downstairs, the entire first floor is children and juvenile. Honestly, I haven't even gone upstairs!

Stopped in this library as they were selling books and wanted to check out was available. They…read morestill had plenty of books for sale but I didn't see any kids books left. This is a nice library with many stations. The staff were helpful. We asked if you could obtain a library card if not a resident of the area and yes you can acquire a card but it was costly per month.

Probably the most welcoming, helpful library I have visited. Joined a book club and was instantly…read moreaccepted.

Great library with tons of resources in different formats. Only students, staff and faculty can…read morecheck things out, but it's a great place to go for in-person research for school projects. As an example, there are 2 very long rows of bookshelves dedicated to all things Shakespeare compared to the tiny selection at our local library (most of which are missing or checked out). Not appropriate for small children as the quiet policy is strictly enforced, but an awesome resource for mature, respectful older students.

I just recently joined this library. Signing up was easy. Employees are very friendly and…read morehelpful. This is a good size library. They have computers in there if you need to look up stuff. Lots of books to check out. They have books that you can purchase there. They will even hold books for you. I like that you can check out books from here and if you need to, they can be returned to other libraries.

Always friendly and accommodating staff, easy pick up for books you've placed on hold and a great…read moreselection of used books for sale every time I visit. They have several activities and gatherings here throughout the week for all ages and even more so in the summer. The bathrooms are always clean too! Plenty of computers to use and lots of quiet, cozy spaces to hide out and read/study.

The Greensboro Public Library - Kathleen Clay Edwards Branch is a lovely library, tucked away…read morebetween some of the greenway walking paths here in the "gateway" city. The setting is so serene and unexpected that I almost thought I had taken a wrong turn when I went to meet someone there. However, when making my last turn, there it was in all its archival glory. The Greensboro Public Library - Kathleen Clay Edwards Branch is simple and stunning all at once. It has mid-century modern architecture, with well-kept grounds nestled in the forest. Since I was at the library for a meeting, I didn't get to explore any of its collections. However, I loved seeing the long, welcoming entranceway with its bench and wall of plaques. Once I entered, there was a rotunda with a beautiful mural on the ceiling, and smiling staff to greet me. The place was clean and had that familiar smell of old pages and adventures waiting to be read. There were separate study stalls, meeting rooms, a Children's Reading Room, a Computer Room, and a Sun Porch (which is where I planted myself). This library was different than any I have been to, with greenery all around it. It was very peaceful, inside and out. I will definitely be back, and it is a Kiesha Speech-recommended library, for sure. Enjoy!

In my recent side quests to participate in more local experiences, I stopped by this library for a…read moreplant class. I have never visited this library before and probably would never visit it if it wasn't for something specific. It's off the beaten path and not something you would easily stumble upon. Needless to say it was a beautiful library. They offer several classes to encourage community bonds and growth. I would definitely visit again.