The Division of Motor Vehicles in Lorton, Virginia was excellent today. It was well staffed,…read moreefficient and with very friendly employees. My husband was there to obtain a REAL ID. We were turned away from the Woodbridge office after an extended wait time a few weeks earlier. They were insistent my husband have his social security card, even though the letter states it is not required. We provided the same information today and were in and out of DMV within 15 minutes. High praise to the management and employees of this facility for providing us with a pleasant experience. DMV normally only gets negative feedback. Sandra

Amazing! They have a lady that helps move the line along. For a Monday, I have to say the service…read morewas outstanding. The line had about 50 or more people in it. She sent a dozen people to the tag renewal line, then walked over and helped people sort out their paperwork to speed them along . My best all time DMV experience ever!!!

We came there on 02/09/25, Only two workers and a huge line, USPS needs to have more Staff.read more

Would never recommend this post to anyone. The worker plus supervisor on 01.17.26 in the morning…read morewas extremely rude. I wanted to scan my packages which I do daily at my own post office and they would not allow me and the supervisor said go back where you come from then. The rudest customer service I EVER experienced. I went to the main office and they allowed me to scan my own package and they indicated they need updated training and better customer service.

When I walked into the doors of the library to sign up for a new library card, I was very surprised…read moreby how small it was inside. Despite its size, it was packed with moms and their little ones for a story time morning. It was easy to sign up for a card with my license. After my information was in the system, I received my card, a magazine that talked about upcoming library events, and an insert that described how to access digital content. They let me know that all library patrons will have to show proof of residency every five years in order for a card renewal. I also learned about the fee structure for any fines. Luckily, they have a system set up to email and/or text you with reminders, should you want them. Since this particular branch is so small and seems to cater to little ones and their parents, I would probably go to another PW location if I needed to do research or was looking for a variety of academic texts. However, I do appreciate the nice service when signing up for a card and learning more about the PW library system.

This location needs a serious update. It's basically a quick stop to pick up books. Very little…read moreselection and services (no place to relax or for children). If I really want to browse and check out books I go to Chinn which is larger. It would probably be more beneficial to close this location and build a larger more state-of-the-art library in Dale City. Psst -- Prince William take a look at the Germantown, MD new library -- gorgeous~!

Printing services are convenient and affordable! You can easily load your documents to the…read moreSmartAlec app and once you get to the library just print. Staff is available if you need assistance. You can add your library card to your mobile wallet as well. Btw this location is open by entering via right side of the building lower level. General area of library is under construction so customers cannot enter via main entrance.

This library is noisy, many inconsiderate people do not take into account that others are studying…read moreor working, people talking loudly on their cell phones, there is not moderator in the library to regulate the noise level, either signs that encourage people to be silence, the children screaming all the time and parents don't do nothing to preserve the harmony of the library. Please if you don't know how to behave in a public library go to Starbucks.

I will disclose that I used to work for the library system but am retired. While there is always…read moreroom for improvement, the PWPLS has managed to add community libraries (Montclair, Haymarket, Manassas) and refurbish older buildings, provide additional services like free movies and e-books, and keep traditional programs like story time, all while dealing with a Board of Supervisors that sees the Library as something easily cut from the budget. Great thanks go to the Friends of the Library for raising money to support things like summer reading programs for all ages. If you haven't visited in a while, stop into your local branch and see what they have to offer, all free with a library card.

When I was a teenager Chinn Park Library was new and was a big improvement over the original…read morelibrary in Woodbridge. Fast forward and at age 41, I moved back for 1 year and the library hasn't changed for the better. The selection of books compared to libraries in other counties is poor and the library could use a definite remodeling especially where lighting is concerned. I was sad to see that the library has not continued to improve and for a county this size, it is far too small. By now Woodbridge should have had another new location. I am moving back to Stafford in the Spring and I greatly miss the library there. I feel sorry for the librarians in this area who have to work with such limited materials.

This Library is very cool!…read more This was my first time visiting this library and I was very impressed with how aesthetically pleasing it looks on the inside, how many breakout rooms there were, a gaming room, separated area's for children's play, teenagers, study space/working space, lounge space for older patrons with bigger lounge chairs, etc. I spent about 2 hours here with some children and they very much enjoyed the children's learning area. There were magnetic busy boards, busy games, wall games, magnetic dominos, puppets, magnetic people mix and match, and the books! While here, I noticed people of all ages, ethnicities and abilities enjoying the services of the library. It was very clean and I was impressed with the spread of variety of things for different groups. There were DnD groups renting out rooms, coders, puzzlers, arts and crafters, and much more. It was a very pleasant and safe experience, we will visit again.

Love this community library. Beautiful building and plenty of books to browse from. You can get a…read morelibrary card which gives you access to the electronic library which makes it easy to rent books and other offerings. I haven't taken advantage of the other things offered by the library like activity hours for the community, electronic books, computers use in the library etc but i did use the printing service.

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The staff at this library are pleasant and helpful. Julia Rader was nice and she provided the best…read morecustomer service. I signed up for a library card. I plan to come back to this library. I hope all staff members would model their customer service style from Julia.

I am cheap, that being said where else could I find books, both physical and digital, DVDs and…read moredigital music for free? Clean establishment, helpful staff and lots of items on hand and even more that are accessible by making a request.

The Barrett House is a two and a half story wood-frame house built in 1901 by William Wimsatt, a…read morelumber merchant from the DC. The house was later expanded and renovated for use as officer and employee housing for the DC's low-security Workhouse Prison Farm in Lorton. I am a big fan of historical places. This house has a lot of history behind it, but there is not much to it. You can only see it from the outside. It is fenced off and you cannot go in. There is a little area in front of the house that has a few benches and placards with historical information about the house. There is also an old brick fireplace looking structure on the grounds. There is a few places to park on the grounds that are unpaved, but there are no official parking spots. You could probably hang out on one of the benches on the grounds, but outside of that, I do not see much utility or spending a lot of time here. I was here for all of 10 minutes and then I was out.