We again visit this library both for the scenery and to view the current exhibitions - a 9/11…read moreremembrance via posters and Chan: The Blues of Art-Making. The 9/11 exhibit was closed due to staffing shortages, but the visit did not disappoint thanks to the works of artist Deborah Loughlin and the grounds.

Even if the library is closed, the grounds are still worth a visit. With landscaping designed by…read moreFrederick Law Olmsted (think Central Park), you can enjoy the cool shade of the trees around the amphitheater or stop and smell the roses -- literally -- while taking in a view of the harbor. I came back to see the inside of the library, since it was closed on the day I first visited. It has been beautifully renovated and has a great selection of new books for recreational reading. The rotunda on the first floor has a small vaulter ceiling with the words of Edna St Vincent Millay's poem "Renascence" inscribed on the perimeter. For Camden dwellers and visitors alike, the library is one place to be sure to visit during your time in the area!

There is so much to love about this library! The staff is exceptional, friendly, and informed. The…read moreprogramming shows an understanding of the patrons of all ages. There are books available for loan, for purchase, for free, serving all the needs of the people. It is a welcoming space even when it is closed! The Director is kind and knowledgeable.

Great library. Ben, the library director knows and performs his job with expertise and excellence…read more Good selection of books and a beautiful view of the harbor from the top of the hill. Parking has been improved but is still limited. Special collection of sailing books in the meeting room.

We have been visiting the temporary Rovkport and it's just lovely. I have a two year old and this…read moreis a great place to venture on rainy days. There is a little yellow brick road leading to the kids section, beans, bag chairs, coloring pictures, toys, and sweet selection of children's books. I've been most impressed with the staff! They are super helpful, kind, and very patient with toddlers running around. Glad we have a little gem like this is our new community.

Opened in 2014 in a delightful restored former one-room school house in Lincolnville Center…read more Beautiful bright wall of windows providing wonderful natural light. Historical displays outside with local artifacts. Small town cultural gem. Friendly librarian. Good children's section for a rainy day. Small garden next door too. Free wifi. Worth checking out...

Recent travels took us to Brooklin so we made a quick and enjoyable stop to see this historic…read morelibrary that was partially underwritten by E. B. White for many years. It is quite impressive though small. There are several used books both for sale and for free. The grounds are equally impressive.