This building is property of Columbus independent school district! Columbus, Texas is the original…read morename of the town now known as Nesbitt ,Texas! Nesbitt, Texas ZIP code: 78934

A great small town library. Not huge, but not tiny either, the Columbus city library is located…read moreright next to the school. They have a good sized children's books section which is highlighted by a very large doll collection. You can't miss it! Apparently the doll collection was donated to the library and features a lot over very interesting and different dolls. We were only there for the children's books on this trip, but the staff seemed very nice and helpful. I'm sure we'll be back again.

San Marcos Library is an amazing place. Great selection of books to check out. The Library has…read moregreat areas for meetings ot studying. The staff is amazing and helpful. Always a great place to go for checking out a good read.

I love our library! Despite being an older building, it is very well maintained and feels like a…read morenew structure. It offers a special teen section where anyone can peruse for a book, but only teens can sit and enjoy the dimmed and subdued atmosphere. This is quite the opposite for the bright and open children's section with a massive offering of books for the littles, ages 0 and up. Board books, picture books, short bed time stories, classic fairy tales, and the longer fare you might remember from elementary and middle school. Also with on this section, you will find a large meeting space for groups and readings, and a smaller play room you can book for play dates or just to get your gaggle of kids out of the house. They also sponsor the 1000 Books Before Kindergarten program as a push to promote parent involvement in their kids' early literacy. I haven't used the facility's other meeting rooms and study carousels, but they have much to offer the community.

Precious little library in Round Top. It's set in an old church building that was moved 85 miles to…read morehouse the library. The staff was so sweet. And the garden outside is really relaxing.

Austin Central Library is nothing short of magnificent. The…read morearchitecture and interior design are modern with clean lines and elements that accentuate the library experience taking it to another level entirely. This is the type of structure and experience you'd expect in NYC, London, and the likes. Absolute perfection. I love the way the book sections and categories are divided and set up on various floors. Each floor is crazy spacious with loads of comfortable reading areas, tables, areas for rest, etc. There are private meeting rooms, a cafe, gift shop, an art gallery, rooftop deck with crazy good views of the city and Ladybird Lake, a children's library called 'Wonderland', an events center and so much more. The librarians and staff are extremely helpful, friendly, and not bothered if you need assistance locating a book. They have almost everything you could possibly be looking for to read whether for research or fun. Access to laptops and computers. Lots of charging areas for media and phones. The library is a true marvel. It makes me happy to see and know that ALL are welcome, especially the unhoused who would otherwise not have a place to go in extreme temps. The bathrooms and entire library are spotless and meticulously clean. We're so very lucky to have this amazing library in our city.

Most impressive library I've ever seen…read more Highlights: - HUGE: so may floors and so much space to hang out - Looked like a tech company space but a public version for more to enjoy - Roof garden with expansive views and fun colorful seating - A full tech area to create in with computers and installed software - Gallery: full room featuring an artist on the main level - Art: beautiful colored windows, art inside, and cool art installation with words from a snippet of a poem in English and Spanish. - Architecture: actual building was modern with unique angles and lovely. And you cross a butterfly bridge to get there - Bike repair shop below - Restaurant and coffee shop window Midlights: - My home town does not have a library like this Lowliglights: - The elevator is very slow and doesn't smell so clean...

This is a great library, especially for youth. The collection is well kept, very organized and up…read moreto date. The children's area has a very interactive play area with a train table, costumes, theater and more. I can never get my kids to leave. They also have a great summer reading program. My only suggestion is for the staff to utilize technology more, like post events and the summer reading program dates online to reference at the patrons' convenience. I would also like to be able to renew books online, too. It is a drive for us out here in the country and the overdue fee is hefty compared to some other libraries, plus the hours are limited. If it were not for the lack of useful technology that could easily work around these other obstacles, this would be a 5 star library in my 'book'.

Took the kiddos here on a rainy day. They had a crystal bracelet making class for my oldest, which…read moreshe enjoyed! This branch was very clean & organized, staff was nice. Restrooms were clean. Very impressed with the book bundles & audio book options for kids. My kiddos loved the computers as well. Will definitely be back for more events :)

My daughter and I always enjoy coming here. From the morning story times for babies and toddlers to…read morethe afternoon activities for all age groups even to watch movies. We can find something fun here to do always although it's a library. They have a website that you can go on to see the library activities and it's for most of the libraries in the woodlands area. As with all libraries they have different sections for each age groups, downstairs is for the young kids and pre teens and upstairs is for older and adults. They have sitting areas in the lobby where we'll have our snacks. We come here on school holidays and days off to chill and relax read a few books and play. The toddlers love it here, with the play kitchen and mats with blocks and puzzles. They also have baby dolls and cribs for them to play and interact. Adequate seating area for parents to watch their kids and even to grab a book and read while they play. For me it's half hour away from home but it's always worth the drive.

While I was in the area, I ran by the library in order to visit with my Find A Grave/genealogy…read morecontact. Unfortunately, she couldn't uphold her appointment. I still had a great time in visiting the library. The staff were very friendly and helpful.

For a smaller town, Gonzales has an adequate library. The component that makes it amazing is the…read moresuper friendly and helpful staff. We have always (ALWAYS) been greeted when we walk in the door with smiles. There is a summer reading program and a genealogy room. Free wifi and computers for use. Immediately across the street from the grocery store.

This is a nice library. Looks new and is very clean and organized. We stopped by to use their…read morecomputers and to print out some documents. In order to do so we had to set up a membership. Carolyn helped us get that done super quick, and she was very pleasant and friendly. The membership was free and all that was required was a photo I'd proving our Texas residence. They had a good number of computers available, and each document cost 25 cents to print. I didn't explore much, but from where we were sitting but I could see a good size kids library area, several private rooms for studying or media use. They aren't huge as far as book selection, but they had a lot to choose from. They also have a DVD section and an audiobook section. Also there is a nice looking covered porch area with tables and chairs. It would be nice to sit out there during cooler weather.

Brought my pup to the paw print activity being held at the outside reading area behind the library…read moreso she can unleash her inner Picasso. We could make a paw print on canvas or do "lick art " ..by having our dog lick peanut butter off a ziplock bag that had paint and canvas in it. We did both and it was a masterpiece!!! Great idea, NB library , for allowing an activity that includes our best furry friends!

Helpful staff, clean, ample space to read and work. Always a nice visit, they have ordered…read morerequested books missing from their catalog.

This is a nice small community library; however, do not come here to study or seek out quiet time…read more The staff (Thaddeus and the other staff member who dresses unprofessionally in jeans and tennis shoes) are totally ignorant to their patronage. They talk across the stacks with instructions and questions to each other. Jeans staffer loudly greets patrons at the desk and carries on conversations with them. I have learned about patrons feeding their animals and recipes they are experimenting. I have never seen Thad or Jeans ask a patron to whisper. I entered the computer room to seek solace and quiet so I could study but was abruptly told the door could not be closed. Although the library is clean and organized, it is NOT a place to study, gather thoughts, or have quiet reflection.

I don't see the need for professional attire at this library. Yeah, there are some that wear jeans,…read morebut so what? It's a small town and the usual patrons are kids and older adults from here... meaning we all know each other. The staff is always willing to help you find a book, talk to you about it, and always willing to find it at other locations if they don't have it. While visiting this town on the weekends I sometimes come here to study before the kids come over. It's kind of hard controlling 15-20 kids who are not yours so don't expect peace and quiet for very long once the kids get out of school. Other than that, I have no complaints! The library is always clean, there's a section just for small kids, and a good variety of movies to check out.