Love this beautiful library location. Upon entry, I spotted community jigsaw puzzles itching to be…read moreworked and readers each snuggled up with a book. The layout is great and I was able to find what I needed. Looking forward to my next read and visit.

Rude staff and they try to shove the lbgqt crap down kids throats. Sad. But the have a great DVD…read moreselection. Not many books I was looking for

Went there to get an International document notarized. The old lady at the front counter who stated…read moreshe was a notary tried to alter the document which is against the law. Clearly this old lady has no clue as to her role as a Notary. Went to a local Attorney's office and they notarized it without any problems. Clearly the librarian was attempting to practice law without a license. The lady needs to be investigated as she is giving legal advice on international documents and has not a clue what she's talking about.

They have a large selection of books for anyones taste. Great app and the staff is wonderful.read more

Kim Wickens spent 10 years researching Lexington the horse, his life and times. An excellent and…read moredetailed presentation at the Farish Theatre in the main library as part of the Kentucky Legends Program Series. The series continues through November. Do utilize your local library. 23

As a former employee of the Library of Congress, I have to admit that I'm a lover of books,…read moreinformation, and libraries. And, the Lexington Central Library did not disappoint! I have to confess though that, on this particular day, I was visiting in order to visit the rotunda which features the world's largest ceiling clock, a 5-story Foucault pendulum, and a frieze depicting the history of the horse on the Bluegrass. Beautiful! It was also clear that this is a "living library" -- with many patrons (including school students), signs for community events, and Ask a Librarian research assistance. There is a parking garage next door (the library validates for up to two hours) and some street parking.

I haven't had the pleasure of going inside the library yet because of covid but I have to brag on…read morethe curbside service!! You can hold books online through the library website. As soon as your book is ready, they email and text you. You can go anytime the library is open to pick up the book. I think they hold the book for several days, In case you can't come get it when it's ready. You pull up to the curbside spot and call the library. They bring it out within minutes. It's so fast and easy!! If the book isn't available, they put you in line for the book and text you when it is your turn to check it out.

This library is in a very convenient, although somewhat secluded location. Parking is ample. Books…read moreare easy to find and staff is helpful. The best part about Lexington Public libraries is that a card allows you to access Overdrive, which has almost any book you could want to check out to your personal digital device. A wonderful, wonderful place!

The library is absolutely beautiful, but the customer service and people working at the library are…read morenot. We have tried multiple times to partner with this library for community outreach for kids. They are unorganized and unresponsive.

Ok at first I thought this was gonna be some half library sort of thing but I was so wrong! The…read morepeople here love people and it shows. I'm used to the main branch but since finding this gem rarely visit any other branch. They have a good computer room and pretty good selection of books. It looks l they do but that's just bc they only have one copy instead of five. But the best thing here is their programming. They seem to have more family oriented programs than any other one. I think most employees speak Spanish which is nice for the Latino community so they feel welcome and included. Plus they get special funding to do more community events for kids. I've never had a bad experience with anyone for the last six months I've been coming which is more than I can say for the rest! I go around 3x a week and love it!

Fairly large and modern library to be located in a small town. Lots of study areas. Internet…read moreaccess, children reading room, summer reading program and a lot more. A very nice library. Has free wi-fi.

Stopped by the Library to get some quick Christmas reading. I just so appreciate this place. The…read morehistory room is such a resource when I get the urge to do some local history research. The staff is always so helpful and if they don't have the book they can get it thru interlibrary loan or they will purchase the book for use. I also enjoy their programming and meeting room space. Such a high resource for Winchester.

The review is for Weisenberger Mills, the mill adjacent to the bridge…read more Weisenberger Mills is a sixth‑generation family mill built in 1865, tucked beside the bridge in Midway. It's one of the few remaining small mills in the United States still doing everything the old‑fashioned way. They source grains directly from local farmers, and every step--cleaning, grinding, and even packaging--happens right there at the mill. No step of the process is outsourced. The result is a high‑quality product made by people who genuinely believe in what they produce. For a small operation, the variety is impressive: flours, cornmeal, grits, and an entire lineup of mixes. Chefs hundreds of miles away ship their products into professional kitchens, especially the grits and bulk mixes. While you can find some items at Kroger or specialty stores, many people don't realize you can buy directly from the mill. As sourdough bakers, we make the trip to Midway and purchase their high‑gluten flour in bulk. And true to the family‑run spirit of the place, it's not unusual for Mac Weisenberger or his son, Phil, to load the bags into your car themselves.

It's easy to forget about the Mill. It's a bit off the grid, but I took advantage of being nearby…read more I purchased a bag of their pancake mix Yes, you can make pancakes from scratch, but this mix is excellent and easy to satisfy a pancake craving. The Mill's other products are just as good. The office is no longer open. Just pull up to the bay and make your purchase. While there, don't miss the view from the bridge 7

Really neat little living village reenactment of a walled colonial fort. Small museum of…read moreartifacts, most of it is life-size living displays. Small souvenir shop. Note, dogs allowed only on walking trails, not in museum or village reenactment.

I absolutely recommend if you don't mind a bitter of walking. Although there are benches placed…read morealong trail. It backs up to my actual farm. In fact I know one of the engineers that helped place it. It a nice pull off with a lovely site of the river