Love this place. New to the area and although hours are slightly goofy, it is a great place to get…read morework done, prints or just grab a book and enjoy the space. Staff are great and helpful and the space is beautiful in a great little town! Highly recommend checking it out and seeing what peaks your interest there. Great local resource!!!

The Phoenicia Library's logo is the best. It features a bespectacled bear in an Adirondack chair,…read morereading a book. Really, what's NOT to adore about that? Due to a fire several years ago, the library recently underwent major renovations and looks brand spanking new. There are two floors full of books and DVDs, and the rooms are bright with lots of light and wooden floors. There were plenty of folks sitting in chairs and reading and also a bunch in a back conference-like room. If you enjoy fishing and ukuleles, you're in luck. Ukuleles are available to borrow, and the Phoenicia Library also has the unique Jerry Bartlett Memorial Angling Collection which is worth checking out, on the second floor. We spoke with a couple of librarians, and they were quite friendly and helpful. There is a bathroom off to the side of the circulation desk. Offering lots of books and activities, if I lived in Phoenicia, I'd be a regular fixture at the library, no doubt.

This isn't my home library but am here far more than my home location because it's a comfortable…read morelibrary with knowledgeable staff. It is a RCLS library. Parking is good.

So well kept, such a great selection and amenities. Staff is friendly and knowledgeable.well lit…read moreand adequate parking, also walking distance to the old Salesian school.

The library on Chestnut St has no comfy places to sit. They allow only 1/2 hour on the computer,…read moreeven though no one is ever there. Behind the desk is a total mess where the librarians spend their day. When I went up to the front desk, I was greeted with a quizzical, confused stare. I didn't have much to say, but I felt like I was speaking to someone who had been yelled at in the past. Anyway, the building is quite beautiful and there are free books available.

This children's section is exceptional, and they have one for children (toddlers infants and kids)…read moreas well as a separate section for teens. They have every type of book and toy you can imagine as well as activities like story time on their calendar. Staff is friendly and the atmosphere is bright and cheery! For kids this is the best library yet!

What a handsome buidling... The building has a landmark status of soem sort, and I have heard to…read morekeep that status they can't expand, and that becuase of that the collection does not grow..... It is a fairly lovely place, and staffed by fine clerks: Annie, Kerry, and Vyrna. Annie has been there for decades and knows a lot of local history.

What a great library two stories of bliss and books, great dvd's, audio books games for ps3, ps4,…read moreps5, Xbox etc Games . All in all a great place to stop by.. also free high speed internet

So happy that Hunter's library is still here and thriving. It has always been the heart of the…read moretown, thanks to June Baine (and now her son Todd). They always make the best displays in the front window. I look forward to the events coming in spring, exhibiting my artwork there, and teaching an art class.

The Hunter Public Library is a School District Library chartered in 1896. It has a distinct old…read moreworld charm with many of the books we fondly remember. It also has the latest fiction, computers, public wifi, and extensive online resources including materials for college preparation, genealogy studies, and language instruction. The new book section is full of great finds. The library offers English as a Second Language, watercolor classes, story time, and many other special programs. Their kids book section is beautifully arranged. The local paper is always on one of the round wooden tables, and there are lots of magazines to read. The sunlit back room is a great place to do a project and gaze at the Schoharie Creek. You might find a book to keep on booksale days. There's always something of interest such as student and local art displays in the library's two large show windows overlooking Main Street. Check it out!

So a beautiful place and a great selection. I stopped in while on assignment in the area. The staff…read morewas friendly, the store was clean and the books were abundant.

Across from the Sullivan County government offices, in an unassuming little boxy building, is a…read moreperfect used bookstore: giant and varied inventory, good turnover, great prices, and lots of places to sit and read. If you didn't know it was there, you might not ever notice it-- but now you know.

First time visit…read more Friendly service Lots of books to choose from Big parking lot Free Wi-Fi Comfortable chairs Highly recommend

I stepped into this lovely stone building to return some books and perused the stacks and selected…read morea lovely novel to read. Alas, I did not have my library card on my person...I did have my bank debit card with my name but this was not worthy of establishing my identity according to the librarian. She even said to me "I don't know you" a la Mariah Carey (Made my day!) and gave me the door. I am most happy and rest easily to know that this cherub is single handedly protecting the precious books of Stone Ridge from potential thieves.