Dec. 11, 2025. Another fun trip to our local library today. My husband and I put a number of…read morebooks/items on hold before going into the library, and they were ready for pick-up upon our arrival. What did we get this time? (1) as previously mentioned, I've challenged myself to read the top 100 books recommended by PBS. This time, I borrowed "The Joy Luck Club" and "Catcher in the Rye." I also picked up a book recommended by my daughter, "A Place for Us". (2) Some board books, mostly holiday-themed, for our granddaughter (age 1.5 years) who will be visiting soon. One exciting find was a book intended for juveniles titled "A Dog Named Haku: A Holiday Story from Nepal". (Her grandfather is Nepali). (3) Finally, and this is so cool. The library allows you to borrow what I'll refer to as learning toys from a "toy library". We borrowed two sets, one with a basket and a variety of plastic vegetables (corn, peppers, cucumber, corn, etc.) and the other with five large dinosaurs. I can't wait for her to play with these! (For the record, the library disinfected these between borrowers). The librarians are always welcoming and helpful.

Awesome library with friendly staff and a good selection of books! We love the activities the…read morelibrary has scheduled, including baby & toddler reading/play time. And this library also has a wonderful kids section with lots of fun things for the kiddos to do!

I visit this library weekly to get a ton of personal tasks completed. They offer three quiet…read morestudy/meeting rooms which are very easy to reserve., you only need to provide your name and phone number. The staff is extremely friendly and knowledgeable. They also offer an outdoor seating area with outlets. Most of the library has natural light and the tables are spread out, which prevents sitting too closely to someone else. They have a bookstore as well as a clearance section near the entrance., these books have been marked down to $1. As you can tell I'm a regular. What can I say, it's a multiple purpose library! Don't tell anyone but normally I bring lunch here and eat outside lol don't judge me! #Nerd life!

A cute, small-town library. Has a lovely children's section that was more than I expected. Section…read morefor juniors as well! Books can be tricky to navigate sometimes and there isn't much staff except for at the designated desk stations. Very quiet, some computers but they're often taken by an older crowd. This is a nice place for the community in an odd location (strip mall) but definitely worth stopping by!

The house just reopened this past Friday since COVID started. They had volunteers inside, and we…read moretook a short tour. They had a section of a tree, that had cannonballs lodged inside. We also walked out to the graveyard to see the headstone, for Stonewall Jackson's arm. House was built around 1790. Free to visit. (Donations accepted)

I stopped at Elwood Manor after being at the Wilderness Battlefield earlier in the afternoon…read more Elwood Manor was hosting a 'day in the life' event called Taming the Wilderness. It was pretty interesting, with quite a few walking trail tours and a bunch of different stations where reenactors discussed what life was like back in the 1700s and 1800s. Some of the stations included stonemasonry, an 18th century physician, huntsman lifestyle, cooking, log cutting station and 18th century tavern life. I don't know how often they do this, but it was a pretty cool ending to the day...I just wish I had my son with me.

Avoid the office. They're still in covid 19 mode only…read moreallowing 10 people at one time. When you enter, there's a small enclosed entry that people are squashed in with masks on and no ventilation, waiting for a security guard to open the door of the main entrance allowing a few people at a time. We waited a few minutes, noticed too many people there, and left. I'm not going back and forth wasting time and gas to see if I can get in. Even though we had an urgent matter, I decided to use the drop box. Staff is friendly; might be worth asking for an appointment.

Been here twice. Fast & efficient. Would recommend driving here even if you live half an hour away…read more They may look busy but the team members are good.

On April 18, 2024 got a nice representative named Brian who helped me immensely to start my…read morebenefits. He was covering for Manassas office.

Hello this morning (24 Oct 2024) I called the Social Security office in Culpeper, VA. The…read morecustomer service person said I was yelling at him because I was on speaker phone, the reason I was on speaker phone was because I could not hear him clearly (remember and I am a senior citizen over 65 sometime I have a difficult time of hearing and I think he was more worry about his self instead of the customer), please be a little more considerate to others.

Recently visited the U.S. Post Office location in downtown Culpeper, VA…read more Mailed several pre-stamped cards - and picked up a book of stamps. Service was good and friendly. Paid with Apple Pay. #UnitedStatesPostOffice

Going to the post office has always been on my list of most dreaded things to do... this post…read moreoffice is AMAZING... the three guys behind the counter are SO friendly and very HELPFUL! They make a dreaded task, not so terrible. Thank you!