This library is amazing inside. Lots of history to see …read more.. It's amazing how they made so many nooks for different things. The books are plentiful and everyone is so nice. There is street parking or in a lot across from the library.

This is a majestic building that stands out. It is close to, but not on the downtown stretch of…read moreWinchester. It is very nice to look at; functionally it didn't have as much seating as I would have liked and the ability to find a workspace that met my teleworking needs was not ideal. The outlets I tried to plug into did not work. The front door was also a little janky; they ended up propping it open. I don't have much use for printed materials but this is an actual library that does have books and magazines, and people were walking out with DVDs. It is a great resource for the community but it did seem from my experience that it needed a little update/maintenance.

This is the best local library in my opinion, I come here and get papers printed off, I'm in and…read moreout very quickly, and the staff is always friendly and polite

Great location and very friendly staff here, we always enjoy coming to this library…read more We come here for all of our small needs, our, faxing, relaxing and more.

At first I was a bit worried since Googlemaps said parking was difficult around the area but…read morethere's a ramp right across the street which was nice on a rainy day. Since I was carrying my daughter it was a bit frustrating that the wave to open doors weren't working and the elevator to the second floor was being repaired but there were ample bathrooms and even an infant care/nursing room. The baby storytime was fun and I appreciated the casual open playtime afterwards especially since I got there a little late. Overall the librarian and other participants were friendly and respectful. Looking forward to attending more library events with my little one!

Steps to second floor immense. Does not give modern glow…read morelook Looks outdated. Whole first level Looks elementary level section . Parking you walk. My free speech opinion

Some days the sebrvice of the library is explicit while other days the workers are boring and rude…read more I honestly recommend to get your books from here because of the quality and options, but don't expect a nice librarian to help you.

Have not yet visited for a regular "library" visit. But it looks like a really nice library!…read more My one visit thus far was to cast my absentee ballot for the 2016 Presidential election. This library is one of several locations in Prince William County set up for absentee voting. A side entrance to the library - on the left hand side of the building is used for this activity - I'm assuming so as to not disrupt the normal everyday activities of library patrons.

The staff is professional, welcoming and nice. The library is small but they take pride in their…read morecollection. I donated hardback and paperbacks. Upon inspection, they decide what they keep and what they sell for proceeds. They have a good children's book section and tables to read. They even provide you with a receipt for tax purposes. Very welcoming and a painless process in dropping off the 200 plus books I donated.

This is a small, cozy library with a surprisingly eclectic selection. Good kids section and Miss…read moreDana reads to pre-schoolers every Tues. Staff is very friendly and down home- talk with Miss Ginny a real treat. Movies are shown every other weekend with free admission and free popcorn and punch. Old time quality and they even have Internet computers for kids and adults! A real must visit in the village of Summit Point.

Great selection of Vintage Science fiction paperbacks. Prices are fair. Definitely beats ordering…read moresingle issues online . My issue is the large modern price stickers. Yes, easily removable on a gloss surface, generally. HOWEVER, direct-to-paper pricing stickers are a complete dealbreaker for 1960s-1980s matte paperbacks. Vintage paperbacks from publishers like Ace, DAW, and Ballantine used uncoated covers. Trying to peel them off with alcohol or ever a dryer ruin the book's value and is heartbreaking for lovers of old paperbacks. It's unfortunate.

A MUST for all book lovers and anyone looking for fun, creative gifts. We just couldn't get over…read morehow creative and unique the decor is AND an amazing amount of books at excellent prices. Don't pass this shop up!!!!!

I lovely place to visit is you are in this area. The grounds are extensive. You can drive around…read morethe perimeter and stop in designated parking areas, which makes it more manageable to explore all the different parts of the Arboretum in one visit. There is a lively garden near the main building, which was so peaceful to walk through. Wonderful groves of all different kinds of David trees and the bamboo forest should not be missed! It was magical to walk through the tall bamboo.

I was late to enjoying the ginkgo garden but it's still beautiful. The facility was clean and…read moreorganize.

Went to a double reed camp hosted here, it had an amazing campus, and their cafeteria is awesome…read more The little river was super cool, and the music building had plenty of practice rooms.

I felt like I was walking on the set of "Hart of Dixie."…read more Shenandoah University is a small town university set in the picturesque town of Winchester, VA. I was here for a white coat ceremony and fell in love with all of the ponds, streams, and lakes that dot the campus. They have charming little red bridges, cherry blossom trees, happy forsythia bushes, and weeping willows which makes spring an absolute spectacular time to walk around. Although the school is small, it was evident that the staff was committed to the personal wellbeing and success of every student. The camaraderie in the room was absolutely electric and every student got a white coat cookie with their name on it. How's that for personalization? There's tons of wineries and cute small town restaurants near by as well. I really enjoyed my visit!