They didn't have the Oscars either but they called another PO only way to see if they did. Without…read moreme even asking, they just offered. Great customer service gets them the 5th star! Parking out front.

Absolute joke on CSWD's part to only accept certain items…read moreat their Williston locations vs satellite locations. It's clear they can't handle the volume.

Great place to take trash recycling old appliances batteries clothes and shoes to donate and more.read more

You want fletcher-free? You're barking up the wrong tree…read more On my last visit here I caught no fewer than three fletchers red handed fletching arrows at a table on the mezzanine. Some renfair nonsense

Super nice staff, great selection of books and media, large computer center, most book requests go…read morethrough if they don't have what you're looking for, fun and interesting events for all ages.

This is a nice little park a bit off the beaten path in Burlington, but still easy enough to walk…read moreto from Church Street. I usually go down near Splash at the Boathouse for the sunset, but this is a beautiful place to catch it from here as well. It's amazing to watch the sun go down behind the mountains and lovely lake. You have to try to see at least one sunset when you are visiting BTV. This park is cute and located not too far from a police station. We also saw some food trucks on the night we visited. There is also a small playground here, plus plenty of field space for kids to run around in. Parking is nearby, but only for 2 hours, but that should be enough time to do what you want here.

This park is absolutely filthy. I went to Burlington on a 100° day and battery park didn't do me…read moreany better. There were homeless encampments scattered all over the place, I counted like 6 or 7 tents. Not to mention all the trash, and I even saw a needle. You are better than this Burlington. Get it together

They are doing a great job at this library in South Burlington. A cute modern building with…read morefriendly staff. And I'm not just saying that as a someone who works at a library themselves. I appreciate that it was paired with city hall, so it's like a one-stop shop for all of your public works needs.

The physical library is very nice and modern. The staff and some of the policies are, let's just…read moresay, interesting. It's very difficult to find a quiet workspace and libraries are supposed to be quiet.

This is a gem in Vermont. A part of American history that must never be lost. Thank you to the…read morevolunteers and curators of this special place. Call ahead to make sure you can go on the tour of the house. Amazing artifacts, letters, stories about the 4 generations of the Robinson family. Wish more people would learn about the truth of slavery in America and the abolition movement.

Are you seriously calling the Underground Railroad a myth!…read more Currently in the tour, even when I asked for clarification, the tour guide denied the network and organization of the underground railroad. I have a graduate degree in history and have visited Underground railroad homes in Kentucky and Ohio and the information the guide is giving is counter to history. She also said the family stopped supporting slavery and in the same breath said they made ships...USED for the slave trade!!! Which means they still made their wealth through slavery. This is the most disappointing historical house I've visited and for an abolitionist home, I expect more than a slavery apologist giving false history to the masses. Even southern homes in Alabama provided a more realistic truth. Underground Railroad was coined BEFORE the Civil War (in Kentucky). There WERE indeed hideaways in house (my hometown has houses with them still today). The Underground Railroad was relatively organized at the time. Communication, lights in windows, extractors, etc. Please visit Rugby, Ohio. Read some books. Get a history degree.

Love it here! Super supportive staff that is wonderfully personable. They have helped with name…read morechange, housing ideas and hosting great groups for fun and support. Not just 5 out of 5, they are 10 out of 10!

Large assembly hall for talks and presentations, located on the northwest corner of the "University…read moreGreen" in Burlington, Vermont. The building was constructed during 1925-26, and dedicated on January 14, 1927. It was added to National Register of Historic Places as part of University Green Historic District on April 14, 1975.