Address: 1710 Sam Houston St, Liberty, TX 77575, USA
“Always very helpful and polite! If they do not have what I'm looking for, they will do their best to find it. :)”
Address: 2215 Millstream Rd, Lancaster, PA 17602, USA
“A small but informative museum with interesting exhibits and artifacts on local Mennonite history and culture. The bookstore has some interesting titles, including used historical books that you can buy for as low as $5. There is a small admission fee ($5 when we visited). Definitely add this to your itinerary when you visit Lancaster.”
Address: 6550 Hillcrest Ave, Dallas, TX 75205, USA
“Love this library. They're close, open late, have some nice quiet areas, and coffee condiments. Bring your own coffee.”
Address: 1 Camino Santa Maria St, San Antonio, TX 78228, USA
“The years teach much the days never knew”
Address: 485 Quentin Roosevelt Rd, San Antonio, TX 78226, USA
“Is this place open to the public?”
Address: 3635 W Baseline Rd, Laveen Village, AZ 85339, USA
“This Iibrary is clean and quiet most of the time. There are enough computers and printers to use. Also, the books are well equipped and labeled to look for what you need. The staff is mostly helpful but sometimes are busy with other things. They’ll help you if they have time.”
Address: 3635 W Baseline Rd, Laveen Village, AZ 85339, USA
“Friendly staff and great plane to donate your books and magazines”
Address: 2111 W 47th St, Chicago, IL 60609, USA
“Very convenient library for the neighborhood. New building, good equipment and various programs for kids!”
Address: 1005 W 64th St, Los Angeles, CA 90044, USA
“This Library, I would go to after school, at John Muir. Almost every day, I would use the computers when we first got internet for the general public, I would play, Magic School Bus game online. Never once did I think or to read and check out books but my mind was in the time of adopting the computer. I could of been Jeff Bezos, I could of been the avid reader and computer geek people were making front of and now work for. I wish to those who read this, especially to the young ones younger then 18, because when you turn 18, by law you can say, good bye to your parents and never look back, or you can become what your parents are, good or bad. Read books, adopt coding, and how things work and are. Read history, self-help books, biographies and anything you are inspired or brings your ideas to light. You are the future! Change, changes by one step at a time, but most importantly, it starts with you! - Rich Dad PS I am now reading more books then ever, and wish to have knew that books are the key to the door people shut.”
Address: 8 Main St, Frankford, DE 19945, USA
“Brought a visiting friend from Va w/ her grandchildren for StoryTime for 3-5yr olds...Very impressed w/ Miss Mary and her program: interactive story, a craft ,free play w/ trains,and even a snack time! I'll definitely will bring any "little" visitors back????!”
Address: 1032 Green Ridge St, Scranton, PA 18509, USA
“Very Neat And very nice librarians”
Address: 120 E Si Johnson Ave, Sheridan, IL 60551, USA
Address: 999 Ave H NE, Winter Haven, FL 33881, USA
“I always have the help I need to find books. Also the staff is very kind and hard-working, making sure to satisfy each student.”
Address: 100 Blackstone St, Bellingham, MA 02019, USA
“A great resource! Friendly staff!”
Address: 141 Main St, Rowley, MA 01969, USA
“Excellent local resource with everything you would expect. Super. clean, modern, large seperate children's area, staff very nice. Only giving it 4 of 5 to reinforce it is not a huge library, so they may not have everything on site, but will be able to get it for you easily in a day.”
Address: 201 US-321, Dallas, NC 28034, USA
“Dope study spot????????”
Address: 126 Excellence Way, Inwood, WV 25428, USA
“Helpful, informative, friendly staff. Good atmosphere!”
Address: 650 Farm to Market Rd 1011, Liberty, TX 77575, USA
“The Sam Houston Regional Library and Research Center serves as the official regional historical resource depository for the 10 southeast Texas counties. Is an excellent place to research about the history of Texas/ East Texas. The Center have records, newspapers, maps, documents, artifacts, photographs, manuscripts, and local government records that document the area's history. On the grounds are restored and furnished historic structures that can be visited if booked well in advance. The employees are very knowledgeable and are prompt to help.”
Address: Sonoma, CA 95476, USA
“The ancient spring here supplied the House and then the whole town with water. The buildings were shipped around the Horn, incredible! Heirloom Lemon trees, and prickly Pear cactus. Beautiful grounds, nicest homestead in Sonoma.”
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