I was very impressed with this library. First and Foremost, the staff is very alert and aware of…read morewhat is happening in the library and attentive to people's needs. The ambiance is a bit more upbeat that a typical library, almost hip feeling if you will. They have cool teen areas and children's areas that would actually make me ok with going to the library as a kid. Maybe even look forward to it...lol. I say that jokingly, but while I was there several groups of 2-4 kids came in, which I think is a beautiful thing!

Lovely vibe. So many free resources. Helpful staff. Take advantage of your local library! They do…read moreso much for us!

Nothing fancy. My family loves cool roadside attractions. Come take a picture. Exercise your…read morelegs and get back on the highway!!!!!!

The newish Prosper Texas Town Hall building is beautiful. As the Texas prairie is gobbled up at the…read morefastest rate I've ever seen by new development,it's nice to see something esthetically pleasing,rise up. In this case it's the Town Hall building for the once tiny town of Prosper. Not long ago this was literally a tiny north Texas Town,exactly like the 1000s dotting the flat prairie of this part of the state. As development moves north at an ever more rapid pace,these tiny communities are being transformed overnight. It is critical with this type growth that responsible citizens are in from the start with rock solid civic planning. Once the infrastructure is planned and built out,it's impossible to retreat and redo. Setting the foundation for what's to come is a make it or break it proposition. On this day,I had taken my High School Junior Grandson to breakfast. Afterward I proposed we get on the Dallas north toll road and see where it ends. It still ends in roughly Prosper where staging is taking place to begin the extension even further north. Unprecedented growth continues to take place. I turned up towards the little town and as we passed the Town Hall building,I proposed we go in and take a look. Little did my grandson know that I'd disguised a civics lesson for him in the form of a city government visit. Ha,he thought he was missing school! Happy Birthday! As we entered the building I was truly amazed at the quality of construction. Well planned and thought out with top quality materials from floor to ceiling. Display cases reviews the history of small town Prosper in a museum quality way. We were greeted by a lovely representative of the city that was very helpful in our understanding of the area. If you're out and about seeing what's happening in our ever changing world,I highly recommend you stop in and appreciate this lovely structure and budding city government.

Do you like HIGH TAXES AND NAZI RALLIES? What about police officers having affairs during work…read morehours and other police officers using public surveillance cameras to spy on them? Do you like to be watched via flock cameras? Come move to prosper! Yup! A nazi rally was held on the city hall lawn! The police that I pay for were standing there patrolling. They have the audacity to have veterans events and yet they let people dressed up as hitler spew hate and cuss words to a crowd of 3.

This is part of the Turner Falls Park area. Built in the 1930s as a summer home for Dr. Ellsworth…read moreCollings, a Dean of Education at the University of Oklahoma, this stone castle features an Old English architectural style with maze-like rooms, low ceilings, steep staircases, and narrow windows. Constructed from locally quarried stone, it includes a main house, two bunkhouses, two outhouses, and a stable (later used as a garage). A notable feature is its fireplace, originally decorated with Oklahoma's rose rocks, though many have been removed due to vandalism. The castle's eerie ambiance has fueled local ghost stories. For the best visit, go mid-week or off-season to avoid crowds and wear sturdy shoes for the steep terrain. There is a 15 dollar summer admission fee and 5 dollar winter fee. Children under 5 are free.

The Celina Public Library is a cozy, charming spot with a great selection of books, a cute kids'…read morearea, and super friendly staff who make you feel right at home--perfect for reading, studying, or just relaxing.

For such a tiny library they have a lot of books packed into the building. The librarian is always…read morehelpful. I hope as the city grows the library can get a new building and expand.