This is a tiny little library, open seasonally, and then only a few hours a week. We've been…read more"summer people" in Georgetown since 1999 and my girls have grown up with this little place that only costs a dollar or two to join. We stop there for the latest in fiction and local reading, as well as to donate and buy used books. Anyone who lives in Georgetown, or spends more than a week there in the summer is sure to benefit from a trip to this quaint library. On Rte. 127, look for the sign with the summer hours. At the end of the season, they let residents take home "blizzard books." Enough to tide them over for the winter and return in the spring.

An amazing public library! They offer a vast selection of traditional paper/hardcover books as…read morewell as great digital media. The Library underwent a significant addition a decade ago, and they have done an amazing job up-keeping the facility.

The staff. The events. The inventory. YES! I am so happy that as a Minot resident, my family and I…read moreget to use the services of APL. It's truly one of our favorite places to be. From story times to reading challenges, craft activities and other events in between, everything is incredible. The selections are top notch ranging from your traditional hardcover and softcover books in every genre, an entire kids section, media like DVDs and audio books, to board games. You can also rent out state park passes and grab a pass to get 50% off tickets to the children's museum in Portland. They also work with a local animal rescue and foster cats and who need to be adopted. Oh and it has its own parking lot which is always a win! We love it here so please be sure to help keep our libraries funded and head on over to support APL!

Even though I wasn't a resident of sopo, the staff were very helpful in figuring out how to check…read moreout books, and even helpped me renew my Falmouth Library card! Sweet, kind, and understanding people!

Book bridges and…read moregolf There are much larger, older, historic and certainly more aesthetically pleasing libraries than the Memorial Branch of the South Portland Library but I have certainly never seen one with a golf course before. The small library is reached by crossing over a cool little bridge into the upstairs of a building that the library shares with the pro shop of a municipal golf course. They also share the same little parking lot and you can get some nice views of the golf course from upstairs in the library. We saw people from both the pro shop and library oddly moving around together. For some reason this odd juxtaposition of rather dissimilar services seems to work quite well. Neither seems to be bothered by the presence of the other in the least. The library is a typical small branch library, convenient, well organized but small and a bit limited in the selection of materials. However it is nicely decorated and the librarians were very friendly. A strange but very cool little library where you not only get to find some books, do some research, use the wifi and just maybe get in a round of golf.

Library is equipped with free WiFi, friendly staff and has large collection of books on different…read morecategories. It has got a spacious room to read books of your interest. It always fascinates me reading about the Space and beyond.! This library has few cool books related to Space and Technology. Definitely a good place to visit and give some exercise to the brain.

This is a great stop for families. The decor is reminiscent of the mod decor era, which I love. The…read morekids area is huge. There was a huge selection of books plus fun manipulative toys for every age, computers, puzzles, etc. I didn't see any crafting but my kids were entertained for nearly two hours between choosing books and playing with their other goodies. I glanced at the activities offered and this is a very active library in the community. We love visiting libraries and this was definitely one of my faves.

This seriously is the cutest coastal library ever. The exterior is like white ship lap. While I was…read morevisiting the local area, it was not open during the times that I tried to go, but what made up for that was the cute cart outside filled with books to take for free. I thought that was a wonderful thing to do on the holiday weekend. I did take a peek inside and everything looked so cute and it had a lot inside. The building itself has a history. Look it up online. The library is within walking distance from a few houses and the large hotel down the road and boat ramp.

It's adorable and has a great children's room and historical Maine stuff. On a rainy vacation day,…read moremy kids enjoyed the fairy tale castle, train table, and tea party

An old historic building that was once a library. It's nestled in the downtown area right in heart…read moreof Freeport. Tons of shopping around ...... From the L.L. Bean outlet stores to some quaint little shops. In fact, the library has now been converted into a toy store.

This is our local library in Lisbon! They have a great selection of books, and are connection to…read morethe maine state and national book systems. So pretty much any book you want or desire you can get. If your in the area come and check out our library l, the folks who work here are so nice, kind, and helpful!

Very noisy! You'd confuse this with a local hangout and not a library. Most of the chattering is…read morefrom the staff!! Any need for a quiet space for work, study, etc., AVOID this place. Go to the Brunswick (Curtis) Library, Lewiston or Auburn Library. For what a Library is supposed to be, any of these locations is worth the drive!

PROS: - Open to everyone, even the public! However,…read morestudents get privilege for the study rooms, computers, etc. which is reasonable since they pay for tuition - 7 floors of study areas - Cafe (floor 5) includes vending machines and an instant coffee machine, microwave, newspapers, and room for studying. CONS: - Limited seating areas during midterms/finals week which is expected - Sometimes dirty desks in study rooms (i.e. food stains). I don't believe they clean the library very often. TIPS: - Can park at meters if not a student (free after 6pm weekdays and free all day on the weekends)

I'm an online student who takes classes through another school. I live very closely to the USM…read morelibrary and it's an easy place for me to go to work on schoolwork. However, their internet does not allow me to get into my own school's research database. It's rather inconvenient. :/