Nice library. I went to an event here. We used conference room A. I did not take advantage of…read moreanything else in the library but noted it looks like it is laid out well. Our event went great and we had 3.5 hours in the room which I thought was generous. No one came in to rush us. There was also plenty of parking in the lot behind the library as I pulled in. I am sure that I will attend more things in the library as time moves on.

This is such a beautiful library! Greenery all around and plenty of parking spots. The library was…read morespacious and very clean! Upstairs is the children's area and there were plenty of things to play with! Lots of books too and computers. We went on a Saturday morning and it was empty so we pretty much got the whole place to ourselves!

This is a new Leeds certified building, with a reservable meeting room. Accessible entrance and…read moreconvenient drive through window.

Accesibility- conveniently located access ramp and no mobility obstructions. I like this library…read more It's one of the newer ones that have recently been built and it has a lot of amenities and resources for patrons. There's a sound recording booth in here! But there are a few things I don't much care for, namely the way the library seems to be left to its own devices. The staff here does not go out of their way to try to tamp down the noisier patrons or help out the ones that ask questions. It really is a great facility, though, but if you're looking for a more traditional library environment, this is probably not the way to go.

The soil and water district is a great resource to our community. They offer so many educational…read moreopportunities pertaining to our environment. I have taken place in clean up days that they sponsor, and have seen them do tree planting days as well. They host an annual tree and plant sale in early April where you can purchase trees, and flowers/plants desirable for our pollinators at a super reasonable cost. I obtained my rain barrel from here for cheaper than they are offered anywhere else. I also obtained a compost bin (from a neighboring butler county district). The staff here is amazing! Please look them up to see all the things they have to offer!

This marker is on the south side of the huge arc entrance to the Cincinnati Union Station, to the…read moreleft as you face it. If you're planning to visit the Museum of Natural History, stop here for a moment as Audubon was one of the first contributors to the collections. The marker reads, "The Cincinnati Museum of Natural History is part of Cincinnati Museum Center. The Western Museum Society, organized by Dr. Daniel Drake in 1818, preceded it. The Western Museum Society's collection was built around ornithology, fossil zoology, geology, and Native American artifacts. The Museum's first taxidermist, John James Audubon, was hired in the winter of 1819 to do taxidermy, build collections, and create exhibits. Audubon supplemented his income by drawing portraits, teaching art, and running his own drawing academy. During his brief stay in Cincinnati, Audubon created five paintings of local birds that were among the first contributions to his acclaimed Birds of North America. He left Cincinnati in 1820 to travel and finish his collection of drawings that would make him one of North America's most revered and famous nineteenth century artists." It is marker number 27-31 and it was erected in 2002 by the Cincinnati Museum Center and The Ohio Historical Society. Parking is $8. [Review 20483 overall - 210 in Ohio - 1463 of 2023.]

Super kind ladies working today! Had a great visit at this blink-and-you'll-miss it location…read more Inside a strip mall is a smaller-sized library with adult fiction/non, youth, teens, holds, new releases. Study rooms are bright and clean!

I am a huge fan of this library. In fact, I forgot how awesome our library is until recently. In…read morethe past, if I'm looking for a book, I hit Amazon prime. It's shipped me within 24 hours, and I'm a happy camper. However, I can go to the library and get that book for free! Not only is this place an awesome resource for books, CDs, and magazines... This Loveland library has been revamped to be an stellar place to study or a quiet place to work. Instead of just crashing on a couch or trying to find a secluded corner to get some peace and quiet, you can now study or work in a quiet room. I believe you can reserve these rooms, or get step in, first come first serve!! These spaces are great for people who are tutoring students or for people who need to talk business or even study together. Not only that--this library is a high quality resource environment. They have an area in the back of the library called MakersSpace. This is a work area where people of the community can come in and use the library's resources for free. Some of these resources include a sewing machine, a green screen, a 3-D printer, and a bike rack with tools of which you can work on your bike---for FREE! Don't see your favorite book or DVD at this location? No worries. Jump online and have a copy of what you were looking for sent directly to this library. In most cases, I have had materials available to me within 24 to 48 hours. Don't forget about this amazing local resource! We are pretty lucky to have such a great library in the heart of Loveland.

You'd be suprise what the Village of Newtown has. I know it seems boring, but I do alot of stuff…read morehere. There is the bike trail/park, Wag's Dog Park, Restaurants like laszlo's iron skillet, Main street cafe, Wendys, etc. Also there is Village Quik lube and Village Auto, which I highly recommend and trust. I do agree with the others that you have to be careful with the speed limit. The cops will get you for speeding.

Notice that all of the good reviews are a decade old. This is not a library by any traditional…read moresense other than some books on the walls. It is constantly filled with loud teenagers playing videos games while cursing, having conversations, and walking around while on their phones. The study rooms don't meet the ceiling so you hear every conversation going on in them. Now several times there have been crying babies in there for hours. No longer can this be considered a quiet and peaceful place to read or study. It is loud and distracting even with headphones.

So during college I wrote my honor's thesis on Cincinnati's Carnegie libraries, and have spent…read moreextensive time studying all of them. Corryville is way up on my favorite of the surviving group of branches. Corryville was renovated fairly late compared to the other local Carnegies, and as a result they didn't destroy many of the architectural features, but rather enhanced them (compared to a place like Hyde Park, which is barely recognizable as a surviving Carnegie). The building is small, but quite cozy. It's pretty wild to see such an old building juxtaposed against all the new development, but I'm so glad it's still there and hasn't been razed for rental properties the way so many other Corryville buildings have been recently...

Mariemont is super underrated! I'm definitely a city-dweller, but if I was going to move into a…read moreneighborhood that I considered to be part of the "burbs," it would definitely be Mariemont. The downtown area of Mariemont is super charming with the german architecture and cute businesses. National Exemplar is always a safe choice when you're in the neighborhood. No matter what strikes your fancy, you're probably within a five minute drive of what you're looking for. If you're in Mariemont you're also sitting in between 50 West Brewing and Karrikin Spirits, a tough choice with no wrong answer! Mariemont Theater is a great place to stop by if you're looking for some great independent and foreign films. The streets of Mariemont always feel safe and welcoming, and the locals kind and inviting. Mariemont is a great community full of awesome local businesses.

No place like home! Taxes are very expensive to live here, but I think it is well worth it. It's…read moresafe and love walking around town. The only complaint I have is that this place could use alittle more shops and restaurants.