A wonderful stop to gain a bit of perspective on one of Nacogdoches' most prominent early…read moreresidents. Caitlyn (Kaitlyn?) the docent was extremely well versed on the events and personages that enriched the history of this structure, as well as being delightfully friendly and welcoming. Her cordiality made visiting the Sterne-Hoya house a highlight of my stay in Nacogdoches.

I LOVE Texas history and that's one of the reasons my hubby and I came to Nacogdoches, Texas. We…read morevisited the Sterne-Hoya House and Museum was a nice look back into the past. Definitely worth the little tour that they have. It is free to visit but I do recommend bringing some cash as they accept cash donations. They do not offer much of a gift shop and if you wanted anything you would need to pay cash.

Unfortunately, had to start my life over here... Fortunately, I was welcomed, encouraged, and…read morehelped when needed. Not your average everyday library... so much more...

I believe the library offers superb service to the community. I am signing up today for the Summer…read more Reading Program for my 6 yr. old Genealogy is my hobby and I wish they had a section in the library for this.

It smells in here. It really does. I don't know if it's dust, or unwashed patrons, or if the…read morebuilding or carpet just need updating desperately, or what. It's also not intuitive, when you walk in, where different departments might be located. And ... there are always unhygienic members of the community lazing around in the entrance or out in front,... staring at you. In all fairness, I haven't tried the library's programming, interlibrary loan system, ebooks or other services - maybe they're spectacular. I hope they are.

The library is clean, spacious, modern, and has a wide selection of books and educational…read morematerials. Staff is courteous and knowledgeable.

First of all, whenever I paid of the books that I lost they still would not let me check out books…read moreeven when I paid for it. Don't like the place, would rather buy books from Walmart

New, colorful, wonderfully helpful staff. Exceptional with children. It is a comfortable place to…read morelearn. Computer classes extremely helpful.

the library uses any excuse it can to be closed. The library was closed 10 days out of 14 days for…read morethe Christmas and New year holidays thats ridiculous

The building is perfectly nice, but with covid it's actually fairly restricted. The only seats in…read morethe whole library are at computers, no desks or tables have seats and the single person couches are turned to the wall with a sign that bluntly says 'No.'

I love this library so much! There is an excellent selection of incoming titles downstairs and a…read moreshort trip up the elevator, there's a huge set of fiction (I like the scifi/fantasy section myself) and an even bigger selection of non-fiction. Plus, your library card allows you to access digital collections too; I have an audiobook checked out right now. The staff have always been kind and helpful and the library also hosts events and clubs for the public. I'm a regular at one of those clubs. It helped me make some friends with shared interests after I moved here. This is one of my favorite places in town.

I've used this library for over 40 years. They are always friendly and helpful. they have books…read morethat are current on the new releases.

This library was a complete surprise to me and my family! We're always on the lookout for a quiet,…read morecomfortable spot where our son can learn, explore, and enjoy himself--and R. F. Meador Library checked all those boxes. After doing a bit of research online, we decided to give it a try, and I'm so glad we did. Our son read over six books during our hour and a half visit (a personal record!), and when he needed a break, there were plenty of fun options to keep him engaged--coloring stations, computer games, and even a few toys to play with. It's been quite a while since I personally spent time in a library, and I have to say this experience reminded me why libraries are such gems in the community. The staff was friendly, the atmosphere was peaceful, and it was just the right size--not overwhelming but still full of options. Pros: Great location, convenient hours, friendly staff, quiet atmosphere, and the perfect size for families. Cons: Some areas feel a bit outdated, and it seems a few visitors use it more like a daycare or indoor play spot than a library. Overall, a solid 4-star experience. We'll definitely be back soon for another relaxing afternoon of books, learning, and family time.

I love my Sprinter van and I appreciate my Google Fi hotspot but there are some things that need a…read morefull internet connection. This morning was one of those times. I was fortunate to be in the vicinity of Willis and this library branch. I was here for over two hours time morning at a somewhat comfortable table where I powered up both laptops and spent some time connected to work on VPN. The library was peaceful and quiet, the wifi worked very well and I had a very pleasant visit. While you do need to be a resident and have a library card to check out materials, anyone is welcome to use the facility, resident or otherwise. Awesome. [Review 17379 overall - 396 in Texas - 897 of 2022.]

Fun little library especially for kids! They have story time Mondays at 10am. They also have Bridge…read moreClub, chess and other events for writers and all ages.

I went to the genealogy room to do some research that I have been working on and they were so…read morehelpful! They have so many neat resources and books in that room! It was a really interesting experience.