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Smyrna Public Library

3.7 (30 reviews)
Closed • 1:00 pm - 5:00 PM
Updated a few days ago

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Smashed Roach. Gross.

This place is overall clean they just need to clean this roach up. Haven't checked out any other spots though. I don't really want to see this while I'm trying to focus.

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Sasha O.

Great for all ages, something for everyone. Always very clean and librarians are always so helpful. There is a little playground right outside which is always a treat for the kids. And there is a duck pond across the street with benches where you can sit, relax, and read the book you just borrowed. They also have book sales from time to time.

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3 years ago

A+ service, friendly and helpful staff. This place is like my home away from home. Great selection of book.

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8 years ago

Go to this place when need to use computer. Very nice surroundings. In middle of Smyrna

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15 years ago

Clean, quiet, staff is friendly. Extra star is for the surroundings. I like the small pond and walk path nearby.

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“There is a huge selection of books, DVD's / CD's and reference materials along with an enormous children's section.”

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The Vinings Library is 1 of 16 in Cobb County and is located next to CVS in the Vinings Village…read more It serves Cobb residents in Vinings and the surrounding area. The VL offers programs for all ages on site and online. + Ambiance is small, clean and well stocked. This library has 2 floors. First floor serves mainly children up to 5th grade and a room that can be reserved for non-profit meetings by Cobb residents. The 2nd floor or the main entry from Paces Ferry is for everyone else. It's small, clean, and quiet with plenty of stools, chairs and couches with a friendly atmosphere. ++ VL has little bit of everything for Cobb residents. Children's' area had books, computers, audio books, DVDs and decorations geared towards them. VL has storytime for babies through young children and offer a program with 2 therapy dogs that the kids can read to on special Saturdays! I'm glad some of my tax $ goes to something good like this! Upstairs is for 6th graders and up and has a wall of subscribed magazines, carrousel of newspapers, books, audios, movies, computers, printers as well as free magazines to take (and for residents to donate). Cobb has electronic library system too so you can reserve books and also download e-Books. They also sell used books for about price a cup of coffee. Outside the lower floor near the entrance, there's a little free library too! + Service is friendly. You can get a library card free of charge if you are a Cobb County resident with a photo ID and a proof of Cobb County residence. + Price free and nominal charges for on demand prints (from their computers). + Parking is free. A handful of spots up front and more in the back. MY RATINGS - - - Inhumane - - Disgusted - Don't bother = Missed the Mark + Good ++ Better +++ Edible...where have you been all my life!

This library is located in downtown Vinings right next to the CVS. It's a smaller library so keep…read morethat in mind when judging their selection. I still manage to find good reads & if something isn't available, the hold times are reasonable. All the librarians I've encountered are nice & helpful. They offer many services & classes that are all included with their free membership. It's usually quiet so it's also a good place to get some work done or simply read a good book. Cute neighborhood gem.

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4.5(161 reviews)
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I've been to most of the presidential libraries. This is less fancy than others. No boastful…read morewartime tales like Eisenhower. No scandal like Clinton's. No WWII like FDR. No bomb like Truman. But that's Jimmy's style. This is probably the most apolitical "makes everyone happy" museum there is. It really focuses on his wins, especially in the Middle East peace accords. Doesn't mention the Reagan scam to hold the Iranian hostages until after the election. Doesn't say anything about his unpopularity or how he handled it. Downplays the energy crisis (but doesn't avoid it altogether). Glosses over his loss of the White House. Talks a lot about his humanitarian feats, and that's okay, because that's the crux of the Jimmy Carter presidency and the majority of his life after. The museum also focuses more on the First Lady, Rosalyn, more than any other museum I have in memory. If you watch the 15 minute film in the beginning, it tells you everything you're going to see in the museum. Maybe that makes the mental work easier, but also a little boring. The Jimmy Carter library is the only one I've seen that offers so many activities to take throughout the museum, including word searches, crosswords, and quiz sheets. I really like this because it is Jimmy's spirit--engage children and others to interact with the world around them and think about how to make it better. I think I paid 12 dollars to enter, which is more than fair. The staff was super kind and accommodating. Worth a stop if you're nearby, but I don't know if I would pull off the interstate to see.

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Another shot of replica oval office

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