Cute little library…read more The staff are friendly and very helpful. They have a good collection of audio books, CDs, and plenty of books. Cute kid-oriented stuff throughout. It's not a huge space but sometimes that's better when you're in a hurry. Plenty of parking and there's the normal outdoor book return to the right of the entrance.

I like this library, it's not very big but it is nice and peaceful with a good collection and…read morehelpful staff. It's also a pretty good location for a medium sized event, they will set up partly indoors downstairs and partly outdoors with a tent. There is somewhat limited parking but the location is pleasant.

Beautiful setting overlooking Lake Michigan, huge library, friendly staff from counter assistant…read moreall the way up to Director. Seed catalog for gardeners. 3D printers... all kinds of useful stuff. All free. Can't beat it.

1) The library has respectable hours. I live in an area where every time I want to go to the…read morelibrary it happens to be closed! Kudos to however this library is being funded. 2) The books are taken care of. They don't look like they've been sitting untouched for decades. They look clean and in good condition. 3) Checkout is a breeze. You can be checked out or you can enjoy self checkout by scanning your card at a separate kiosk type deal near the counter. 4) You don't have to visit the library to checkout books! The Racine Public Library has an online checkout process that allows us to checkout electronic copies of popular books and read them on our devices. 5) You don't have to visit the library to return books you checked out at the library. There are drop boxes around the city where you can return books although it seems like they move from time to time. I thought there used to be one by Kohl's Food. I also thought there used to be one near Starbuck by the post office. Recently though, I found it at Lockwood Park on Ohio. All more convenient than going downtown to return books. 6) This library partners with other area libraries so you aren't limited to what is in the Racine location. 7) Location, location, location! It's so nice to have that whole wall of sunshine while shopping for books. This library is a very welcoming environment where you want to sit and read or research for a while. If you sit near the lake, it's a beautiful view you simply cannot beat.

Happy Birthday to a Milwaukee Landmark... the Allen Bradley Clock! Unveiled on Halloween Night in…read more1962. Nicknamed the Polish Moon Was the worlds largest 4-sided clock for many years (yes bigger than Big Ben!) until those damn Saudi's put an end to its reign. (Not just by a little).

First to review? How is that ??? OK. 5 stars! Done. Yes…read moreSir! It is the best clock I have ever seen in my life. In my opinion. Another bonus is the Thermometer Tower, extra double rainbow! Another iconic sight to see in Milwaukee is the Allen Bradley clock. It's considered the largest 4 sided clock in the western hemisphere by Guinness book of world records. A great landmark for Walker's point. It accurate let's the employees know they are running late or early. It's also used as a navigational aid to boaters of Lake Michigan. It's dedication was Oct 31, 1962. I'm sure they will celebrate it's 50th birthday this year, I guess. I could have scampered in from the street. They don't let people just wander on in, you may have to do a drive by check in. BTW. Rockwell automation purchased the name and is a leader in automation systems, sensors and programming. I'm sure we all know someone that works @ the worlds headquarters in Milwaukee. Come on Milwaukee Yelpers this should be Slightly more popular than an old water tower on St. Mary Hill or Bronze Fonze, Henry Winkler? (I'm ready to catch Hell for that.)

Whitefish Bay has an incredible library. Not only is it the library itself, but a venue for hosting…read moreseminars, author events, classes, book clubs, voting and more. The space itself is very open, well organized and staffed with very helpful people. The kids area is a great place to take kids/grandkids for some activity on a cold day. Storytime is at 10:00, which fills up pretty quick. Easily accessible bins of books, a wooden train set table, large kitchen station with all the accessories, puzzles, magnetic tiles and more give little fingers plenty to do. Spending a couple hours here during a drab winter day is always time well spent.

This is a really nice library. It's clean and we'll put together. Ladies at the front desk were…read morereally nice. I think what I loved most is that it's a great, safe place to go grab a book or do a little reading while your 4 year old can explore. There is A LOT for little kids to do here. There is a play area with various toys. There's multiple building stations. There's a place for them to read books. There are computers with games on them. It's just a cool, relaxing place to go. Especially in the winter when you're a little more limited with what you can do. I think I will be going here quite a bit this winter.

Sometimes, I *want* to get stuck at a drawbridge. I think there's something special about a road…read morethat moves out of the way of the boat traffic. Sharing the space, almost respectfully between the two modes of transportation. Sadly, this evening there were no boats and I was able to just drive over without delay. The bridge carries Main Street (Wisconsin State Highway 32) over the Root River. The bridge is a double leaf bascule bridge, or two span bridge. There are four lanes on the bridge. It is staffed from April 1 to December 1 of each year, around the clock. [Review 20659 overall - 229 in Wisconsin - 1640 of 2023.]

Today, I requested to use a study room. My understanding was that the room could be used for up to…read morefour hours, although I may be mistaken. After approximately 3 hours and 24 minutes, an employee approached the room and repeatedly knocked on the glass while holding my driver's license. She remained standing outside the door, which I found uncomfortable and unprofessional. I would have appreciated a more courteous approach, such as a polite knock and verbal explanation regarding the study room time limit. The interaction left me feeling embarrassed and dissatisfied with the customer service I received. I would appreciate clarification regarding the study room policy and hope future interactions can be handled in a more respectful and professional manner.

Absolutely love this library. The staff are very helpful! I do wish it was larger and had more…read morecomputers, but it has enough space for its guests and offers great options to check out (books, video games, board games, movies, etc.). There's a game room that offers a PS4 or a Nintendo switch, all you need is a library card to rent the room for an hour or more if no one else is interested, it is first come first serve. There's very nice seating areas on each floor. The children's area has a small lego building area and a play kitchen. Definitely give it a visit if you're in the area.

This company does not respond to phone calls issues with their products they just ignore you, a…read moreterrible customer service dept and the fact their products are not safe, they ignore you so they don't have to deal with the issues. Their products are not safe!

"S. C. Johnson & Son, Inc. (commonly referred to as S. C. Johnson) is an American multinational…read moreprivately held manufacturer of household cleaning supplies and other consumer chemicals based in Racine, Wisconsin. In 2017, S. C. Johnson employed approximately 13,000 people and had estimated sales of $10 billion. The company is owned by the Johnson family. H. Fisk Johnson, Chairman and CEO since 2004, is the fifth generation of the Johnson family to lead the company." CC Wikipedia There's an enormous amount of information on their website. This is another historic American Company. There's so many of their products my family has used over generations. I've taken photos of a few I currently have in my kitchen and bath. I'm a fan. This review is for the company not the building. I might add the headquarters building is historic in its own right. A definite must see if you're in Racine, Wisconsin.

Ok the name that I always called this place was the Coast Guard lighthouse no longer applies. I…read moreguess since 2011 it was no longer necessary or obsolete according to Wikipedia. It was sold off and I'm guessing the private owners are trying to raise money to upgrade and paint this lighthouse. It's not a traditional lighthouse but that's what I like about it it's unique. It's rustic and flaking paint. Someday it may get a plaque for it to become a historic site. Since it was built in 1926 making it 90 years old as of now. Someday they may even open the doors and give tours. Till then enjoy this place from a distance. 31/2016

It's the little lighthouse out off the shoreline of the lakeshore of Milwaukee. Nothing out of the…read moreordinary except how old this thing is and it's out in the middle of what seems to be nowhere. Welcome to Milwaukee! Amazing that this landmark has been around since 1882! Wowzers that's a long time ago!