This is a great medium-sized library that has everything a nice library needs: Private study rooms,…read moreopen study/reading desks, printers, copiers, friendly and helpful staff, ample parking and different events from time to time. It is bright and airy, thanks to the high ceilings and walls of windows. I love the ability to place a hold on books throughout the Bucks County system for pickup at any of their libraries within a few days.

Great library. Librarians are so friendly and helpful. Summer program their for the kids is fun and…read moreenjoyable.

Today the Bob Dylan movie, a complete unknown was played in the community room…read more They also had some mini crunchy pretzels to snack on. The movie was two hours and 20 minutes and it was very exciting. I've never seen it before. There were lots of seating. It was a great turnout for this movie. I'm so glad you showed this movie.

I was to sit an exam here and my experience communicating with the staff was impeccable. I am…read moreunsure which members of staff I communicated with as it was all done via email and one phone call, however the kindness, patience and attentiveness that was displayed was greatly appreciated. They even reached back out to me to check in. Sadly, I was unable to sit my exam there but the communication skills alone make me know this is a place worth recommending.

Not sure if it was a full moon today or just the normal time for weirdos, but got there around 3pm…read moreon a Monday and it's like a bus of weirdos let off and they all filed in. The bathroom looked like Walmart with all the derelicts in there. There were some floating around the library also... and it's not even Halloween ^

We came here at the end of our PA trip and our daughter absolutely loved it. The room in the back…read moreis a great place to explore and pretend - there are a full town worth of children's sized buildings including: a market, a car garage, a trailer, a firehouse, a post office, and a school. In addition to the buildings they have dress up items for the children as well.?A very family friendly library; we will 100% come back whenever we go

How was I to know that all (expletive) libraries were closed the day after Thanksgiving?...read more

It's bad enough that the library is only scheduled to be open 3 days a week and today it's supposed…read moreto open at 10am..I arrived at 1205 pm and the doors were locked..should I even mention how dingy & depressing the actual facilities are ?

The grounds and gardens are fabulous, and the house is wonderfully curated. A storied family with a…read morerich and vibrant history, the Biddles have played a pivotal role throughout American history, and the staff does a superb job of guiding the visitor through the many chapters of this legendary lineage.

Andalusia is such a hidden gem!! Located in Northeast Phila, right on the Delaware River, this…read morearboretum/garden estate is honestly magical. From the moment you enter you feel like you are anywhere but Northeast Philly! The grounds are pretty expansive with a variety of landscape design. It's a gorgeous place to wander on a nice day. It's also the ideal spot for a photo shoot - tons of backdrop options!! They do have limited visiting hours so check online before you plan to go - and you will need a ticket. I went on one of their few 'Open Saturdays.' Tickets were $15 each and for a two hour time period. I specifically went to have some photos taken and was not disappointed with them! Stunning backgrounds and lighting. Visitors are also welcome to bring a picnic lunch and sit out by the water, which I did. There is so much space which makes it easy for social distancing, though it wasn't crowded at all. Parking is easy, too. They have a large grassy area fir cars to park on. I believe they have a restroom for guests too, though I didn't use it. This is such a beautiful spot, I will definitely be back in the spring to see the flowers blooming!

I like this library because it's very rarely crowded. Whereas the computer terminals at the Lower…read moreSouthampton branch are always occupied, it's much easier to get one here. Their selection is not half bad as well, and they have a larger film section than most other libraries at the area. Since there's less traffic, it's easier to find something of interest. A decent location in the Bucks Library system.

This library is much smaller than other Bucks County libraries but it is AWESOME! Their staff is…read moreseriously the friendliest ever, I mean so friendly and nice and helpful. They also have the best media selection out of all of the Bucks libraries I have gone to. Like walls of DVDs. They have a HUGE children's section. Their selection of fiction doesn't look as large as other libraries but I don't think it really is smaller it's just in a smaller space. They have a great selection of books for sale. Much nicer than Warminster library. They are currently under renovation so I'm sure they will look even better when it is all done! I have been coming to this library ever since I was a little girl and it never disappoints! One of my fave Bucks libraries!

They have books, movies, audiobooks, picture books, teen titles, music CDs, easy readers, and a big…read morereference section. There are story times, programs, and movies every Friday afternoon. Because they're part of MCLINC, you can order stuff from other libraries in the county and have it delivered! They'll help you with eBooks and pull out their iPad to demonstrate Zinio (online magazines). They also have coffee for sale and a basket of treats, if you come hungry.

From the owner: Public library for Lower Moreland Township with books, movies, music, programs, and helpful staff.read more

Beware...if you need to focus, you're rolling the dice. Sometimes it's good and other times it's…read morefrustrating!! Seems like it's gotten worse. This has to be the most inconsiderate customer population in the surrounding area. Why do people feel they need to have conversational talk--in person & on cell--in a library!! Don't bother taking to the staff, totally useless on this issue. They don't want to hurt snowflakes feelings. I've talked to the staff in person and sent numerous emails/feedback submission thru the BCLS online system. Will it hurt to place simple table signs to keep your tone to a whisper and no cell phone conversations (only in the lobby area). I'll be satisfied with a regular announcement on the PA, at least your brain will zone that out over a short period of time. I think I will start a campaign, take and post a picture of self-centered, inconsiderate, and annoying people so I can share it with the library staff as evidence to change their policy and enforce it.

Me(32) and my nephew(3) came in 4/15/25 3:20-4:25pm He really likes playing with the marbel run…read morethat you have for the kids. We have come in almost once a week for the last school year. The librarian that we always see is amazing She makes my nephews day. The librarian today (who's desk and computer where facing the sitting area where the marbel run is, not the computers for library patrons.) was not a lovely person to meet. So when we met this librarian to ask her for marbels for the run, she had spilled beads allover her desk the floor ext. My nephew did not hesitate to help got too big hand fulls for her it was cute. She then went on to ignore us as she picked up every bead. Then when she finely helped us(shoving her hand in her desk and pulling out 2 marbels shoving them in his face and saying you can have this) it was a disgusting, the diference in what i have always bin met with at this library was night and day. I explained that the other librarian lets him pic the marbels and also lets us take 4(We have never lost a marbel and if you want me to bring marbels just ask) so after agreeing she slams it on the tabel in front of my nephew like a child. so not to say this interaction with this "adult" killed the mood for my nephew, the marbel run he was asking to play with all week we played with for mayby 10-15 minutes because of this, then when my nephew gave back the marbels he came back almost crying because of the interaction, at another point he is siting on a chair by your back window and he puts his head in one of the small metal square(left and right bottoms of the window screen) cus he wants to crawl out the window rather then walk out the library past her. I had to carry my nephew out of Burlington County Library in not a fun way but to make him feel safe and wanted. And at the end of all this he told me "im done with the librery, i dont want to come back." And those two sentences are why you got this review. also that librarian should not be in the children's section if she is going to make children cry.

The Year - 1760 The Place - Newtown, Bucks County, British…read moreColony The Cause - A Library for a Free People The oldest library in these United States was founded by the Hicks family on a small piece of land on the edge of colonial Newtown. It has moved several times through the years, and was even closed for a short time due to the "difficulties," otherwise known as the Revolutionary War. Today, it is housed in a small brick building on Centre Street, a few blocks up from State Street and the center of commercial Newtown Borough. It is a nonprofit, membership organization ($20. per individual), servicing the needs of bibliophiles in the community. Some of the books in the collection are older than the library, as are the famous William Penn chairs. It is another one of those well preserved and well intentioned institutions that help us understand the meaning of creating a new country and culture, and honoring that heritage daily. It is a great place to visit, or peruse the stacks. The children's' section is warm and inviting. The volunteer staff, knowledgeable and welcoming. Simply an amazing living history we can all feel, as we imagine how it was to live and learn in the eighteenth century in the formative years of our nation.

This library is incredible. It had the best view and an insane our door space. Inside is clean and…read morefull of art in addition to the books and media available for loan. You can also borrow instruments, games and puzzles. They have a nice list of museums you can borrow free passes for and some you can print on the internet instead of checking out in person. They have a full calendar of events. I love that they have private study rooms if you need to make a conference call. There are computers in children's area as well as an area designated for quiet. The bathrooms are clean and the building has an elevator making it wheel chair accessible. There is not a parking lot, but street parking is free. Even if you aren't into books I highly recommend checking out this very cool treasure in bucks coun

A great library. The renovated building attractive and spacious. The staff is very friendly and…read morevery helpful. The mystery section (my priority) has a good selection. I just wish the section was larger!! Bill D