Nice place to read, meet or study! Although some of the front desk staff are obnoxiously loud for…read moreno reason and or really nosy. One time I was trying to read something and had to leave because the voices were too distracting.

What's funny about this library is that they are about ready to renovate it, and I still love it as…read moreit is. Usually a place that is going to be renovated is run down and ready for some love, but because the town and the citizens have taken such good care of this place and use it so regularly, their renovation is for an expansion. I'm excited to see what happens when it changes. As it stands, I think this place is great! Working right down the road, I frequent this library at least once a week. They have an extensive selection of DVDs and videos with many new releases as well as foreign films. They also have a pretty good selection of audio books. I love the small upper balcony that has a few tables tucked away - a nice place to do some work and people watch at the same time. The librarians who work here are always friendly and helpful. There are only a few computers for use (4 I think), but it's never that long of a wait - remember that Walpole is a town, not a city. The library loses one star for 2 reasons: 1. Their audio book loan policy. While books can be taken out for 3 weeks, audio books can only be checked out for 2 weeks. While, they can be renewed, I don't understand why the amount of time is shorter. I pretty much have to renew every book I take out. 2. Parking. Every time I have to park in the back parking lot (because the streets are filled) I feel like I'm about to get into an accident. The entry into it is too small, so if one person is trying to get out, the other person can't get in.

Very nice and clean library, staff is very helpful and nice. Great events and organization.read more

I will not select a rating because of what I have observed the past 4 times I've been there…read more On the second floor is the teenage room. The kids in that room after school let's out are so loud that their laughter and shouting can be heard throughout the entire floor. The guy who maintains that floor does NOTHING reign these kids in. Nothing. He sits there oblivious to the disturbance these kids are creating. Many of us desperately need a quiet place to do our work from, read, or use the computers. This man, Tim is useless. I finally had to go up to him when several of us who were trying to study could no longer put up with the noise. I also complained to the ladies at the circulation desk about Tim's lack of control over his floor. I am disgusted Tim does not have the courage to put these kids in their place.

Reliable, clean, quiet. Spacious. Friendly and helpful staff. Plenty of Parking. Solid wifi.read more

I discovered this little gem through the OCLN Library Crawl. In 1962 an architecturally sympathetic…read moreaddition was built to supplement the imposing 1901 structure. There are two small interesting exhibits inside two-way windows of paraphernalia associated with running a library before computers became prolific--a trip down memory lane for some of us, lol. The library actively engages with the community through outreach including a Fiber Crafts Circle and a local seed library. I wish my library had these programs!

I was up visiting Massachusetts a few weeks ago, and I spent part of a day roaming around Easton,…read moreso of course I had to check out the Ames library. Walking up to the library, you're struck by just how grand it looks, atop a hill, with beautiful stone work. It has a town in the middle, a chimney off to the right side, and a great big archway entrance facing the street, although the actual entrance is located around the corner from that. I'm always enamored with old buildings and this was such a treat. A lot has been done to maintain the original features of the inside. On the first floor near the elevators they have a bunch of WW1 era posters proudly displayed in the hallway. There are a few busts perched on shelves near the entrance. To get upstairs you can take a set of stairs located near the elevator, or you can take the hidden staircase located on the street-facing side of the building. The hidden staircase is pretty neat. The second floor is beautiful. They have a great big children's section with window seats, some open floor space, plenty of natural light, and beautiful ceiling lights. The second room is all non-fiction books. It has a nice high ceiling, and small reading nooks with tables. The third room is where the fireplace is, and some historic artifacts from Ames' and Easton's history. There are also collections of book on local history and some decades old public records. I spent a lot of time upstairs, just in awe of everything. The architecture and interior design are beautiful. I wish I had a library this nice in my town!

I came here on a rainy day while visiting from out of town. It's lovely. Beautiful building with an…read moreexcellent variety of offerings. Great place to sit, relax, and read. The little garden in back is really nice as well.

Morrill is a wonderful library! The Norwood community is so…read morelucky to have it. A gorgeous building that is an adventure to explore. Lots great art and architecture on display. Big reading rooms, meeting rooms available. Tons of services, like a free notary, and the knowledge of the friendly staff and librarians. They have great programming for all ages, too! I feel welcomed whenever I go there. So grateful for this wonderful place.

This was my second "office" for the day after enjoying coffee at a coffee shop in Westwood. I…read moremanaged to find a quiet and comfortable spot here and spent a few hours on my laptops, sending emails and working on stuff. The library has a free wifi and it worked well. I spotted a table in a corner and was able to plug in and recharge my electronics. And while I'm not a Norwood resident, that doesn't matter for using the library. You only need to be a resident to borrow materials. [Review 18612 overall - 1193 in Massachusetts - 2134 of 2022.]

I don't have a printer at home, or a copier for that matter. Being not from the area, I don't…read morenormally come to this library, rather the ones closer to my house in Dedham. This library is located on Route 27 in Stoughton right at the very busy Walnut Street intersection. There are both a front and back entrance, and a small parking lot accessible via Walnut Street. This library also runs completely different, and to be honest not in a good way. To use a computer, you must sign in at the front desk and give them your library card. The woman said they had to do that since someone stole a computer and they have had so many issues with people at the library (thank gosh I don't come often.....). Really too bad people are rude, loud and obnoxious in a public library. Once signed in, the computers worked well, and printer did as well, however the computers were very old fashioned and the printer didn't double side. Now, for old libraries like this one, I shouldn't probably expect too much, however, with all of the libraries in my area setting so high expectations with Apple Computers, and high tech printers, I'm just so used to it. Thank goodness the library is closing and remodeling next year.... This one really needs it! I might make a trip back in when they renovate the library if I'm in the area again. For now, I´ll be patronizing my own library.

Clean, bright, friendly, good parking, lots of places to chill and well-distributed bathrooms…read more Edit: I look white and left a 5 star review but I'm downgrading it. I just read some of the reviews below. Stoughton Public Library, get your shit together.

The BUILDING DEPARTMENT/ANTOINETTE REFUSE TO GIVE ME A PERMIT TO FIX MY NO HOT WATER AND NO HEAT…read more.. ANTOINETTE HER HIGHNESS AT THE DPW SEEM TO RUN THE TOWN..because I owed a trash in water bill that I was chipping away at. My 501c3 serving every race color and Creed in the state for decades was robbed so fundraising has been low since covid.. not one person in the town cared except the deputy chief who helped. The chief told me it was Antoinette and Chris at the council on aging the new immigrant that were running the show.. communism is here in Sharon. Not one official helped accept the deputy chief.

Seniors are treated terribly here. As a 40-year resident paying my taxes I am now being shut off my…read morehot water and heat by the town of Sharon who refused to give a building permit to a heating company to replace my lemon Bo. I have contacted every single official in the town and no one will help. I have no heat and no hot water and I'm a senior. They don't care they abuse seniors especially at the council on aging . The saying goes you can put lipstick on a pig but it's still a pig. On the feast of Pentecost of the Holy Spirit I decree and declare Justice.. in Jesus name I pray this is racism retaliation I have contacted rep Phillips and state senator Ed markey who do nothing.. this is all because I reported pedophilia in the town of Sharon... I submitted photos of child grooming camps to the police and this is how I'm being treated now... God will have his Justice Holy Spirit come! Antoinette at the DPW is the nastiest and so is Chris Sanchez council on aging immigrant who started this whole thing...

This Little Free Library is located near the Temple Kol Tikvah. It is a green and white box with…read morewood shingles and looks a lot like an actual house. It is on a single post and has one door. Inside, two shelves that were reasonably stacked with hardcover and softcover books. Nothing that caught my fancy today. This is charter number 36474 and the steward is Jayne Bradley. The caption online reads, "The Social Action team of Temple Kol Tikvah designed and built this Little Free Library as gift to the community. We hope our neighborhood will enjoy it!" There is parking where you can stop and browse. [Review 15256 overall, 758 of 2021, number 1115 in Massachusetts.]