This cute little library in the center of town is absolutely stunning! The historic charm and…read morebeautiful brick and wood work inside is just amazing. They have several different types of books for all ages kids to young adults , as well as adults and non fiction. There were several computers for use as well. Overall this looks like a great place for a laid back relaxing moment on your vacation!

This is a cute library located in the heart of downtown Skaneateles. They have computers available…read morefor public use, as well as several tables and high tops to sit and read. They also have a cozy children's section. They have a good sized fiction department. I liked that they took out books on each shelf to display so you could quickly take a peek at the covers that caught your eye.

the library was closed by the time we reached yesterday, BUT the little shop with discounted books…read morewas open. what a gold mine! infinite books of every genre all on sale for $1-3. All profits go to the library! they also sell puzzles and other games. this shop is phenomenal... and the best part about it is that once you finish your book, you can donate it back.

The Cazenovia Library is a wonderful place to visit. There is a cat who stays there. Very very…read morecute. I want to camp out for the day in the magazine room and just read magazines all day. It's so comfortable, cozy and lovely. They have a nice display of artwork and artifacts in the museum portion. It's always changing so you never know what you might see. They have a great selection of books. The staff is very friendly and kind. It's worth a visit if you are in the area. If you live in Cazenovia, you sure are lucky to have such a great library in your midst.

The downtown Syracuse library has so much to offer! A huge 3 story library in the heart of downtown…read moreSyracuse. Of course you can borrow books, but they also have a movie and cd lending program. Tons of computers with free internet access! The reason we love to come to this library is the children's area. There is so much fun for FREE at the library! The librarians are super helpful and there's even a security guard at the entrance which makes us feel safer. Bottom line, the library is not boring it's fun and cool and your kids will love it! Did I mention it's free?

Stopped in to do some work on my computer and have a quiet place to do some studying while I was…read morevisiting someone in Syracuse. The library had public wifi and password was listed on their website. I didn't need to ask staff or go hunting for the passkey so I don't know if it's posted in he library anywhere. Staff seemed very friendly and helpful. Didn't do a lot of exploration of the building but it had several floors each with numerous public use computers available.

Abraham Lincoln & Gettysburg Address special feature exhibit in the rare books library is amazing!…read moreThere is still time to see it in December. You should definitely go! Great learning experience. Cornell has provided very informative faculty so you can ask as many questions as you want. They also have a huge collection of Lincoln & Gettysburg information, artwork, photographs, and memorabilia, including an original copy of the Gettysburg Address. I think that the other 4 copies are all owned by government, so it's pretty cool that Cornell has one. Olin Library in general is pretty cool. I really like the group meeting areas and Olin cafe. The rare book exhibits are must-sees though. Go now!

Really nice especially the center piece the AD White Library. It's so old world and so beautiful,…read morethe kind of place where I can imagine 19th century masters studying and producing the influential works of their times.

This library has been here forever..I don't read books, but it's a great place to read them if you…read moredo. It's quiet, a great place to do school work, or job work. It's comfortable, warm in the winter time, or cold in the summer time. The hours are kinda lame..but I usually go here with my girlfriend to relax and warm up..and talk or work on stuff. The staff is respectful, and nice!

Not to be confused with the now-closed Carnegie Deli of NYC, or the famous fruit bowl of Pittsburgh…read more(full of Carnegie Melons), this library is an imposing and beautiful old structure in the heart of the lovely Syracuse University campus. This is a proper campus, and not modern at all, and the library is at the very heart of it. It's mainly for the college students, but perhaps because I come here with students (one former and one current), they've never given me any trouble. It's a great place to hang out and study if you like "that old smell" because it does have it. One of the better college libraries I've been inside.

Such a learning experience here, with dvds and books to gain know. I love coming here with my child…read moreand we spend time playing and read books. It's child friendly with a lot to explore. It's a nice hangout place too and the maker space is one of my favorite programs they have. This library takes care of the community!! They also have a shelf where you can check out items and apps to watch movies or read audio books.

We are fortunate to have such a great public library. It's a joy to be here. I will not be…read moresurprised if someone tells me it's one of the best public library in the world of a city this size. I particularly love the documentary film collections on DVDs. I don't have Netflix and amazon film services ... I don't have television cables either. I really don't need it. I don't have time for it. This is how I give the finger to evil multinational corporations. I take advantage of the library catalog and use its hold service to my heart's content. I really hope the public libraries like this will continue to thrive. Those DVDs educated me far more than anything I learned in grad schools. Seriously. I've been trying to checkout a state park pass from Library of Things ... it has not been successful. They told me that they only have 4 passes and 10 in the entire library system. I will keep trying! Maybe I will get lucky one day! Hey, I heard a public library in San Francisco has sewing machines! I would love a sewing and knitting/crocheting workshops here ...helping me give more fingers to the corporations by sewing my own underwears ... why not? Maybe you can cooperate with Sew Green to make it happen ... My only "complaint" is that I wish the purchase request process was more transparent .. i.e. if I could get a feedback from the librarian as to the possibility for the purchase of a particular item I want to borrow, and receiving a notification when the item is purchased ... that would be delightful ... but then I know that we can set the catalog search parameter to alert us to the items when it is cataloged in the library system, so no complaints ... Please keep up the wonderful work! The library is one of the best ways our tax money is put to use!

Very well-maintained and well-stocked library. There's a gorgeous reading room overlooking the…read morebottom floor, a colorful children's section with activity rooms, and rotating exhibits. It can be a little tricky to navigate which employee to interact with re: checking out materials, questions about resources, and establishing an account.

Worth a visit just to enjoy the building. Upstairs is a gallery where they sell used book. Modern…read morefacilities. Plus they have a seed library!

This library is just as magical on the inside as it is on the outside. My favorite part was the…read moreWhite Reading Room-such a cool place. I could have spent hours there sitting on the couches by the fireplace looking outside or reading.

Has a variety of libraries/study places within the building and home of the infamous harry potter…read morelibrary! Pros: Variety of study space Lockers Computers/softwares for students Opened 24 hrs on weekdays for students Cons: Packed during exam week Limited group study rooms Opens at 10 am on weekends