Feels really dated and run-down here, so this place is due for a face lift. The area is not as well…read moremanicured as I would expect for an AFB. I checked out the DFAC briefly but it felt really dim and sad in there so I left. I would be interested in checking out the other amenities at this base. Security forces at the entrance seem standard.

This Museum had it all. The history of Aviation and space. The beginning of space travel too. Great…read moreplace if you have children who are wanting to be be engineers or pilots or love Aircraft. It is a National Museum and free and it will take about 4 to 5 hours to see it all. There is nothing to compare to this place exceptional Museum except the Smithsonian.

When I went in to renew my license, I got waited very quickly the gentleman who helped me was very…read morepolite and patient. I'm 76 years old , and I appreciated his help.

During this time of pandemic, these people are keeping their cool and processing us in a timely…read morematter. My visit wasn't even 20 minutes. As long as you have what is needed, come prepared Thank you

It's not very well marked, but it's a great post office. I visited just before noon on a Monday in…read moreAugust. There was no line. The staff immediately greeted me with a smile. I was in and out in no time!

This post office is small and only accessible to base-personnel only. The postal are very…read morefriendly, quick, and helpful.

Absolutely outstanding for responding to whatever they are called to do. Thank you for what you…read moredo!! I am very safe even in the time we are and if you ask any criminal why- they will tell you it is because the response time of the Huber Heights Police is very quick! I feel very safe in my neighborhood and feel protected by those in this division that took the oath to protect the public. I am very appreciative of that.

This is a class A organization. The officers are professional, compassionate and committed to…read morejustice. The civilian employees including the dispatchers are service oriented and friendly.

This is a great branch with wonderfully knowledgeable workers. Has a good selection for it's size…read moreas well! 10/10

Good library. The staff is great and friendly. Kids area is nice has play area and tons of books…read more Also has tons of activity in summer for kids. There is two main doors to easily find.

I love my community library! I have attended a number of events here and they are always so…read moreinformative. My one complaint is that the events are so popular that you have to watch the website and sign up immediately when something comes up that you are interested in. There is a food box outside the library. Inside, snacks are always available for the young ones. I use the website to request books that aren't available in house and the process is smooth. The checkout and book return is up-to-date and easy to use. The library staff is helpful and friendly. I love the large magazine section. A lot of libraries I have been to in the past have stopped having magazines available. I'm old school and love to hold and read a magazine. There is ample comfortable seating.

Extraordinary facility. Lots of programs happening all the time. The staff is very knowledgeable…read moreand helpful and if they don't have it , they'll get it.

We only saw a bit of the library itself. We were there for the Aviation Trail, and sadly the…read morearchives weren't open yet- I think they are open noon-4. There is a replica Wright Flyer hanging in the atrium. Several other Wright exhibits scattered about. Otherwise a fairly typical college library, with varied study areas. Friendly staff. Handy parking.

This branch of the Dayton Metro Library is always busy, but it's clean, well stocked, and had lots…read moreof programs and activities. The staff is friendly and helpful, not to mention patient with my kids. There was a problem for a while with some high school kids hanging out in front of the entrance and making patrons uncomfortable (though they were harmless as far as I know), and that has been resolved. There's always a security person walking around and often greeting patrons at the door.

This library is pretty standard. Lots of books, computers and a mid-sized kids section. Not overly…read morewelcoming, but if you need a library this place should do the job.

This is part of the Wright Brothers national historic part. It's very close to Wright Patterson…read moreAir Force Base. There's a couple placards there and a replica of the building that was there and the tripod that they used to use to launch the planes.

This is home to the field that was used by the Wright Brothers to test their flying machines and…read moredevelop flight. It is located on the outskirts of Peterson Wright-Patterson Air Force Base. It is also located behind a shooting range, which is important, because when it is active, you have to take the long way around to get to the prairie and field. The road getting into the filed is pretty tight and can barely fit two cars. If you are going to the field or prairie there are two designated parking lots that you can park in, one on each side. The Prairie is maintained as a pristine botanical prairie with only a few exhibits, much the same way the Wright brothers found it in 1904. The perimeter or the field was marked with blue flags, which have since blown away and just have the flag poles remaining. You will find information boards along the perimeter of the field and a replica of the Wright Brothers hanger and aircraft catapult right behind the range. A bench to sit on it located in that area as well, facing the road. There is a restroom located near the field in one of the parking areas. This area has a few hiking trails in the prairie and just walking/running the road surrounding the field would give you a good workout. It is not very well traveled and somewhat isolated. It would make for some good running. Outside of the shooting range, it is a very peaceful spot. This is a good place for history buffs and ecological people alike to visit. It would probably be a better use of your time if you coupled it with a visit to the Interpretive Center, Wright Memorial, and/or the US Air Force Museum. You can easily make a day of it. I highly recommend checking this place out. I thoroughly enjoyed my time there and sure that you will too Fun Fact: The prairie was designated a National Historic Landmark in 1990 and was opened to the public.