I stopped in here briefly during a festival, and this is such a special library! It has lovely…read morelibrary sections and engaging displays, and beautiful grounds on the outside, including a plaque dedicated to agricultural heritage. The statue inspiring reading is amazing!

My favorite place to be. Recently removed their "staff pick" section though, and I do hope it…read morereturns soon!

This library is beautiful and has multiple levels with a parking garage attached. There is a kids…read moreroom that definitely accommodate the little ones with computers for them to use. I come to this library primarily to use the study rooms which are nice, spacious and comfortable. They have a white board inside of them as well. My favorite part of this library is the display of African American baseball artifacts on multiple levels. It shows how important, valuable and the great contribution African Americans players made to the sport of baseball. Park on the garage level.....maybe on floor 3 of the garage which had a small bridge to enter the library directly. Also, The community college shares the upper floors of this library as well which includes larger study rooms and an entire computer lab. The staff is really helpful as well. Will definitely be back time and time again

This location is conveniently located in Mill Station with garage and street parking. The…read moreCollective, featuring local and minority owned businesses is my favorite store for unique gifts and its on the first floor of the library. The plethora of play centers and a dedicated kids space offers a safe and interactive option for parents and caregivers. Checkout the event calendar for events and programming for all ages. My mom has also used their inexpensive printers as well.

The library is always my source for research and a great place to find a good book to get my mind…read moreoff of work in between times.

This library offers a few history lessons about historic Reisterstown. It's located next to the 1st…read morecemetery in the area that includes several people involved in the founding and building of Reisterstown and Owings Mills. The older part of the library is a building that was the first school. There is a modernized addition to that historic building to hold the actual books and computers. The quiet room is okay, but because it's located in the older building you can hear people walking around upstairs and anyone going up or down the stairs...it can be annoying at times! They have about 20 or so computers to log into. Free wi-do of course. The staff is very helpful, friendly, and will try their best to answer any of your questions.

Very good location, they have a great play area for kids, my daughter spent yesterday about 3 hours…read moreplaying nonstop in their library. very nice people working there!

A great place to do your homework, read a book, or even play on a computer!! I went 2/3/16 to ask…read moreabout a volunteer position and Teresa and Chris-- the employees at the information desk-- were nice. They quickly gave me an application and were very funny. Great!!!!

Was denied work by incompetent management with awful interviewing skills. This was at the main…read moreTowson branch. I live in Cockeysville and I was perfectly qualified for the job. Very very frustrating.

I don't get here often enough, but when I do I am always pleased with the customer service here…read more Every employee is friendly and helpful. And smiling. This branch is smaller than the Towson BCPL, but I like it better because it's easy to navigate and it has free parking and clean public restrooms.

This is one of the best libraries I've ever seen! We came in to a very nice lobby and went into the…read moremain/ adult area and then were kindly greeted by the friendly staff and then we went upstairs to teen area with a very large selection of more mature books and found the teen study area with gaming consoles and computers. Then we looked around in the kids section which has bright and colorful walls with lots of books and toys in the back for the little kids and lots of places to read and relax. The library also has lots of book finders (computer catalogs on the walls). We didn't check anything out this time, but we are sure to come back to the library soon!

People is so helpful and nice, this library also provide ESL classes, Ged, job research, and more…read more Just come and get your library card, if you are part of the York county area just stop by with your picture ID or license. Support local library!

I'm not sure of the renovation history of this library, but it is very nice!!!…read more I came for an all day conference, and the space was very nice-- with plenty of technology capabilities. The facilities were clean, and I felt comfortable in the space. I didn't get a chance to check out the actual book space, but there were a variety of meeting spaces to do study, conference, etc.

I stopped in here briefly during a festival, and this is such a special library! It has lovely…read morelibrary sections and engaging displays, and beautiful grounds on the outside, including a plaque dedicated to agricultural heritage. The statue inspiring reading is amazing!

This is such a great library! My family and I recently had the opportunity to check it out. It's…read morewell organized, has an awesome play space for kids and their events calendar is jam packed full of fun events for all ages. The librarians were helpful and kind too!

This is one of my personal favorite libraries. I love the selection of books available. If anyone…read moreis a danmei fan, I highly recommend you come here - they have so many great novels in that genre! Outside of enjoying that their collection stocks my personal favorite niche genre, I also love their "Be Surprised Bundle" program. You can fill out a form online and provide information about your favorite books (favorite authors, genres, themes, etc) and a librarian will curate a bundle of books for you. It's similar to "blind date books" that I've seen at some other libraries, but I enjoy this more because someone is trying to appeal to your specific tastes when selecting novels for you. There are also great books in their online collection. I love using the Libby app paired with my Kindle. I also love that they provide EV charging (paid) and EV/low-emission parking spots.

Libraries should be built like this. Beautiful…read morearchitecture, event rooms for community outreach, outdoor spaces, and plenty of natural light make this library very appealing! The renovation in 2011 has transformed the original library into a modern-day archaeological masterpiece! What's Inside: A friendly staff, always available to help. Kids section. Teen section. Young adult section. Large selection of DVDs. Audio book section. Plenty of public computers. Private study rooms. Howard County Historical Society Center. (2nd Floor) Vending machines and snack area. (1st Floor) Two large event rooms. Community garden. Outdoor rooftop garden. Water stations. Plenty of hand sanitizer stations. Teen game breaks and snack breaks. Self-checkout stations. Compact car parking. Reserved family parking spaces. EV charging stations. Farmers Market ( spring, summer, and fall) Public restrooms on both floors. Handicap accessible. Elevator. Monthly community events. Homework help. Wireless printing. And more!!! Visit http://hclibrary.org for more information.

Development Assitant Pros:Helping the little kids out with…read moregiving them books or beach balls and see their little smiles.Very sunny windows which light up the library with every teen geeks dream to read their latest books:)I love how this library gives back to the community and is supportive to helping others.They have wide ranges of all types of classes and library collections!:)Beautiful office Iareas/bathrooms to proactively.Marvelous Teen Instructors who guide you really well and very cooperative with communication.I love helping the kid adminstors with craft activities and help in the kiddos section.The manager seems very sweet;very welcoming. Cons:Tried to emailing for a schedule followup and haven't received my schedule.Also received a email that they weren't accepting applications for volunteers until September it felt subtitling was a little mean it was perceieved as.Also being a new volunteer you can be very nervous and with some of the team not seeming like they want new volunteers their make you feel unwelcome there.When you really don't wanna lose you're volunteering position this can be very upsetting and make someone really sad;feel unwelcome.