Very Nice People work there It is a FANTASTIC PLACE to study…read moreand to research. It is a good place for students to have a relaxing place to do homework. I know, I was once a student, and did my homework there because it is peaceful there.

Lawdy, we've used HPL since I was a twinkle in my Mother's eye and it was located on Fountain…read moreCircle. Then, they had framed artwork available for checkout and Mom kept those in full rotation at home - pretty cool! I participated in Daughters of the Revolution flag speech competitions in elementary school which were held at the library. It was always a thrill when the bookmobile would park up the street at John's Big Brothers! Yes, I was a serious book nerd, especially as a child. My family purchased numerous memorial materials for departed friends and loved ones and have donated items to HPL consistently over the years. Dewey Decimal System anyone? :) I can't find the date this library was built; however, it's been a while. Before moving out of Madison county, I used the library a lot. I loved the online renewal process and enjoyed their CDs, DVDs, books (of course) and many purchases from the Friends of the Library bookstore (the volunteers there are sooooooo sweet and helpful!). Glancing at their policies, who knew they had a darkroom available for use in 4 hour increments? I've also enjoyed several of the smallish art displays they had inside (not the window displays, which are nice) but a true small artist's exhibit The staff have always been helpful, and their computers do the trick now that the card catalogs are long gone. I live in an adjacent county now and I work in HSV (and own property in Huntsville), and here's the rub: when I last checked because I do not reside in Huntsville proper an HPL card was $50.00/year. S e r i o u s l y. I think that is steep and ridiculous, especially when I own property in HSV! I also have to ding them on the tiny parking spaces and the sketchiness of those who hang out in the parking lot. If you can get past those dings, you will find a vast array of books, sources for geneological research (this section is the Heritage Collection, I believe it is located on the 3rd floor - hard left as you exit the stairs) and an obituary index, local history, additional digital resources such as Rosetta Stone to learn languages, a great selection of current magazines to peruse and CDs galore ranging from Taylor Swift to the Boston Symphony. They have a microfilm/microfiche section that "includes an almost complete run of The Huntsville Times from 1928 - 2015, along with many early Huntsville papers, including The Huntsville Democrat, Southern Advocate, and the Mercury papers." I recall they had decades of Huntsville phone books (a throw back to back when that was a thing) and (I could be wrong about this) church membership directories. Their children's section is fairly expansive too and often had children's artwork on display. Oh, and they do have an after hours drop box. They have ~ 11 branches in Madison county and do a great job of sharing materials, if another branch has what you are searching for, within a few days they will have that item at a branch convenient to your home or work. Reading their COVID policies, it sounds like they are doing a great job with that! Do "check out" the library - "create |explore | connect!"

We came through town looking for family history from the west coast in August. What a beautiful…read morewell cared for library to find. We had help from a volunteer to steer us in the right direction. The family history room is where we spent most of our time. I would love to come back and read more some day. This county library really cares about their history of people, family, and lands. I am envious for this type of library is such a good example.

From the owner: We offer public access computers, books, DVDs, programs for children and teens, computer classes…read morefor adults, research help, and much more! Library cards are free and give you access to thousands of materials, digital books, Tennessee Electronic Library, Heritage Quest, and TumbleBooks.

Second office for the day, this is a huge structure. I had choices for where to set up in a quiet…read moreplace. For such a big library, it was interesting how few people I saw in the stacks. Free wifi, comfortable seating, power outlets. A great setup. And yes, the library has books, reference, research, periodicals, media and all sorts of other great stuff for residents. [Review 18803 overall - 339 in Tennessee - 2326 of 2022.]

The lady that assisted me was very helpful and knowledgeable. She explained the process and gave me…read moretwo options. She understood my circumstances. She also provided their hours of operation and parking.

Cute little library with friendly service. Clean place with what appeared updated at modern…read morerestroom facilities.

This library hasn't changed since I was a little girl and I love it!! The librarians here are top…read morenotch and always willing to help you with any needs. There are plenty of spaces to go if you need a quiet spot, a 3D printer and lots of children's programs. The Chattanooga library system is overall an amazing thing. So glad this little library is still in Hixson.

This was today's "office" and I arrived just after opening and stayed until early afternoon. The…read morelibrary is a little busy but it was quiet enough that I was able to get a bunch of work done and even attend a quiet Zoom call or two. There are spaces to sit in the corner where you won't be disturbed. I had power outlets, free wifi and a comfortable seat. I was even able to pop out and throw a sandwich together in the van without my stuff being disturbed. Books, periodicals, reference and even librarians able to help. [Review 18822 overall - 357 in Tennessee - 2345 of 2022.]

I love this library!! Every single person that works here is so helpful and pleasant, both in…read moreperson and over the phone. Their concierge service is absolutely the best when I have my kids in the car with me and their children's section is great...Can not recommend this library enough!

Free access to computers. And these PCs have connectivity to the world wide webs! Woohoo! Who would…read morehave thunk it? Wait, is "thunk" a word? Maybe I should check with the myriad of dictionaries they have available here at Manchester Branch Library. The next time I happen to be in town, I will do just that! This little public library is most useful in regards to getting online, without problems, when in town for Bonnaroo. And it is free. Subsidized by good ole', U.S. American taxdollars. Unlike in Brooklyn, it is absolutely free; there is no library card required, and even if there were, I am pretty sure this town does not charge for library cards (unlike Brooklyn [thanks, Mayor Dick Billionaireberg]). Thanks to the fine, upstanding, beautiful Dewey Divas here -- who could not be more hospitable -- I got hotel accommodations (not for Bonnaroo: anyone who goes there and fails to camp on-site is a scumbag yuppie). Then I went to Bonnaroo. (Buffalo Springfield killed it.) Yay! I'm a fan. - E

If you call to ask a question you will just be hung up on. what kind of public business acts like…read morethis? Apparently Manchester Library does. This is absolutely ridiculous.

Meeting rooms require one week of notice to make a reservation even though meeting rooms are not…read moretaken and are available that week. Meeting rooms stay empty and people can use the facilities much more productively request management change policy, the most wait could be 24 hrs or walk ins. Will be the best thing to do as is being he done for the study rooms.

This is not run like a library, it should state community center for loud kids and loud people…read moreplaying cards or games. Dont come if you need to actually study or have a quiet time. If you have 3-4 kids cause you are a stay at "home" mom, then its great. Otherwise, id rather go to the one downtown. And they never have the choice in books, at a library that i need.

This is a public library. It's services should be free to the public and that's because I pay…read moretaxes. They want to charge $60 a year to become a member. They say you can pay $1 for a guest pass for two hours. It's located by the police department in the Tractor Supply parking lot. The people seem nice waiting on you.

Collegedale Public Library is one of the best libraries I've ever been too. The staffs friendly and…read moredo their best to assist you with your needs. If it comes to a situation where they do not know something, they will do their best to find out for you.  When I was looking for a certain book and couldn't find it, I came to find out that by telling them what I was looking for was not available. I was assure that they will do their best to get it for me. [It's not a guarantee but I appreciate the attempt]  While I was there, I saw the library had numerous of children's programs. From books, to movies to learning materials.  I also learned they have free movie days, dog therapy days, fun activities for everyone. These are just a few of the things they offer. Collegedale Public Library may look small, but it has so much to offer. For $1, you can have access to internet for 2 hours. For .10cents you can print a page. You can fax as well.  Overall, it's a great public library.