Hidden gem Well maintained…read more I like that the facility is updated and incorporated environmentally friendly options in restroom and water fountains. Nice study areas

Cool library with open place to study. Very quiet and located by meijer. The glass window…read moreoverseeing the trees makes this a serene place to ready and do learning.

This library is close to my workplace, I came to collect the passport for 2025-2026 Books and Brew…read more The building is a pretty good size being hidden away in the neighborhood, it looks old on the outside but, newer on the inside. I go in and I don't see the Passports for Books and Brews, one of the librarians actually had to go get it for me, I also asked kindly for stamp and received one. It accidentally bleed through (the stamp) she was kind enough to offer another one but, I told her it was ok no need. I do like this library but, I may go here just because it's close to work.

This has a great setup for Storytime. We came for an older teen book though. Lovely quiet area.read more

A beautiful place, from the outside it looks like a library should, especially if you park on the…read morestreet. Stone steps lead up to the main entrance; there is one around the back as well with a wheelchair ramp. Book drops in the back and front- if you enter through the back, you get to see what events are going on in the various libraries (and grab a copy of the LEO and Audience, if you're into it) while the front treats you to the books of the month as well as what the Crescent Hill Book Club is reading. The librarians are very nice and quite helpful- they are always willing to take the time to explain how to properly use the copier and print things out, as well as hand over whatever knowledge is available about google, gmail, and various word processing programs. There is a reading room on the main floor in the periodicals section. Sometimes the odd person thinks it's OK to take a phone call in there, but it isn't. You get the stink-eye, you get spoken to, and you get unpopular, fast. It's also tempting to photograph articles in the current magazines for later reading/use. The librarians don't mind actually- but they do want you to read what you take. There is also a reading room downstairs amidst books on tape/CD, but they are quick to recommend Libby. The library seems to have a great collection of cookbooks, decent adult fiction selection, skimpy poetry, good history section. The children's area looks fun- there is a castle and a children's librarian that sits in there. One note- for a Louisville library, the horses/horse care area is a bit lacking.

This is one of my favorite libraries in the Louisville Free Public Library system. It is a…read morebeautiful old building, it is well-staffed with helpful people, and is always full of people but remarkably quiet. Part of why I want to join the Crescent Hill Gang with Emily and Morgan is this being my home library.

Nice public library that is small and right in front of Marks Feed Store. It is a small library…read morewhere you can take a book or leave a book for others. I like the idea of this and it is located all over the city of Louisville. These are nice additions.

This library had a DVD I was hoping to watch, so I came here to get it. The process was easy as the…read moreDVDs were in alphabetical order and when I noticed it wasn't where the Zs were, a librarian told me she was pretty sure it was very recently returned. She showed me the DVDs that were recently returned but not quite put back and, sure enough, it was there. She also recommended a few other DVDs in a similar genre as the DVD i was checking out. I also picked up a couple of free paper books for kids that this library had available- my nieces loved them!

This is my home library and has been for almost 40 years. My husband used to take our daughter…read morethere 30+ years ago and encouraged her love of reading that she still has to this day. She actually volunteered there in middle school when she needed service hours and stayed on as a volunteer long after she had her required hours. The staff are super friendly and helpful. Since covid they have been so accommodating by bringing books to your car (that I order on line, they call to say they are available and pick up time scheduled). There are multiple programs available at the library, book clubs, kids programming, computer programming, etc). This is a great resources for our community. Love the summer reading program for children. Street parking.

Second "office" of the day, I stopped at the library and spent two hours here. In addition to…read morecharging the laptops, I was able to get some quiet work done sending emails and such. Comfortable space! Of course, the library has stacks of books but also stacks of DVDs. I was super impressed with the automated checkout station, though as a non-resident, I am not borrowing materials today. You don't have to be a resident to use the wifi! [Review 20194 overall - 55 in Indiana - 1171 of 2023.]

Super friendly staff. Very clean & organized library. There are several reading books and hang out…read morespaces. I spent most of my time in the young adult & children area due to clients that I accompanied but this would be an excellent library to visit for a variety of ages. The other side has computers & rooms to reserve (possibly rent).

This is a really nice branch of the Oldham County Library system. The have a very nice selection of…read moreeverything. If there is a book, film or something you need that they do not have they will order it for you from another branch. The staff is most helpful.

It's ok if you can't get to a better branch. This library has limited parking. The building is…read morereally old, it was the bank when I was growing up. Its clean, and has a stale pressed look to it. Downstairs is the adult and teen section. The teen section is tiny. Due to a lack pf space the book shelves are compacted together and you push a button to expand the shelves in order to access a particular area. They offer computers and free wifi for card holders. Card holders can use computers for 60 minutes. You need to bring your own headphones. They offer printing services for a small fee. The children department is upstairs. There is an elevator. It has been my experience that most of the staff are not very nice and most seem to just be there for a paycheck. I don't frequent this branch often.

The Corydon Branch of the Harrison County Public Library system is wonderful!! It has a wonderful…read moreassortment of books on CD, films on CD, books galore for every age group. It is possible to get one of the less happy librarians if you really look for one, but most are polite and helpful. The children's section upstairs if wonderful, with much more to do than our larger local Indiana libraries, within 40 miles or so. I work with children, so I have been to many libraries, and I would have to say Corydon is the BEST!!