Another lovely library - it shares a parking lot with some sort of health center, an old barn, and…read morea graveyard. It's an interesting neighborhood. The library is pretty good sized, and the librarians very friendly. Their displays are seasonal and fun - their Halloween must be amazing. People patiently waited in line to check out, which to me shows loyal patrons who know they will be helped. Also, they have a pay phone! It might be a historical monument by now.

I can't comment on the selection of books as I come here mainly to study, but man these folks talk…read moreloudly and excessively, and this includes the workers. Please don't come here if you're looking for somewhere quiet to get your work done.

Service was great. Many book options. Ambiance was comfortable. Many fun activities to choose from…read moreand do.

This is a great library that shares membership with Shelton. Great kids section, go to the back…read moreparking lot for that. Very clean. Lot of resources. We need places like this to be supported so they can survive. Libraries still matter people.

This cute library is tucked away from the hustle of Seymour; their neighbor across the street is a…read moregraveyard so it's a quiet area. The parking lot is a fair size, and there was plenty of parking within walking distance of the entrance. It was open and bright, with places to sit from traditional study carols to bay window seats to read by natural light. The librarians were very friendly and had an interest in their patrons. The displays had history of Seymour, and seasonal displays mostly geared towards children.

I've been going to this library for about 6 years now and I have no major complaints…read more The staff is friendly enough and very knowledgable. The library is good about keeping up with new books & dvds on a pretty regular basis, which is always appreciated.

Not on Church Street but rather 63 WOOSTER, NEAR CORAM…read more Church address, that's the Huntington branch. I oughta know, as I am penning from Plumb right now. Go....if you love history, library, books, come visit the original 1895 building. An annex opened up in...'97, was it? Librarians helpful...bathroom downstairs.

great library with good selections, convenient hours and helpful staff. The original building is a…read moremust see when you are in Shelton.

The Mitchell Branch library offers fabulous events, particularly their Tuesday story time, led by…read moreMiss Sarah, a fabulous, dynamic host. She stages her introduction, welcoming song (in which every child is greeted by name! Her memory alone is daunting.), and chosen stories with care and a contagious enthusiasm. Wonderful to see such a delightful, committed turnout for the experience which ends with bubble and play time!

I love this local library I go here almost every Saturday to get my weeks worth of movies. Since I…read morehave been going I think they have stepped up their collection and are getting newer movies all the time. The people here are very friendly and I enjoy going this week I actually got a book to read !!

Pequot Library is the best! I just finished purchasing tons of books at a discounted rate with a…read moregrant provided through founders who want to make sure inner city students have the opportunity to hold a book and read a book. With the use of the $125 grant I was able to get 3 big boxes full of books for my middle school students to read. Thanks for what you do to ensure my students have books to read.

Beautiful building with lovely staff! Efforts to make reading accessible despite the pandemic are…read moreadmirable. Wish it was open to public, excited for the day that it reopens.

Came here and was a little disappointed in the assortment of books. I'm a non-fiction reader and I…read morejust wish there was *more* but I heard the librarian explaining to another patron that it's expensive to keep many books around when so many are online. Charged my device(s) and spent a couple of hours at a table. Quiet ... (but it is late on a Wednesday) & overall my experience was good. Nothing too crazy & I think it's cute & they did have a seed garden. Also I did like some of the signs outside. Overall 3/5

I stopped at the North Haven Library as a part of a quest to see every town in Connecticut, and…read morethis is a great place! The parking spaces are a little tight. but the building itself is huge. It has four levels, with the ground one dedicated to an ongoing book sale at reasonable prices. The exterior has a reading garden in the back, with covered benches for enjoying a book and some hidden art in the leaves. I wish I lived closer to this library!

I hesitate to recommend Rowayton Library, as I dont want too many people to go there... i want to…read morekeep it quiet ...our little hidden gem on acres of beautiful grounds maintained by town employees and a small army of volunteers. in a gem of a li

This library (branch) is small, cozy. It is geared toward children, which is appropriate given its…read moreuse as a community center. It is located on the same grounds as a community garden, excellent grammar school, dog park and tennis courts. It's also several blocks from a decent beach. They hold a variety of community events. Computers and movie rentals are available and the staff are friendly and helpful. A great quiet place in a quaint building, perfect for looking for a job, reading the paper or doing homework. This small town library (branch) is a perfect compliment to the larger, more sophisticated main library downtown, which is a big city type of facility