great solution to prevent a quiet residential neighborhood street from becoming a speed through…read moreshortcut for contractors late to appointments and Tyronians looking for a shorter drive to Wendy's and Kedron Package store.

Walking tour was great, but would love some kind of audio download of its history so i can…read moreexperience it at my own pace. A snack bar would have been nice, but i understand it doesn't work with its historic aesthetic.

WOW what an Amazing and delightful positive experience…read more Fulton, Dekalb, Cobb county's you are on notice cause Fayette County gives the finest World-class Customer Service excellence and it's their design to give a kind, caring and professional interaction with each customer. My rep miss Melody J. was extremely helpful and went Above and Beyond to assure a successful completion for my visit that day! In fact, I left my old documents behind and she took the time to call, leave a voicemail and put a note on it so when I went to retrieve my document, even though she wasn't there, her teammate was able to find it most easily....,Great Job!!! Best to all, Coach Abe

Today while visiting the DMV located in Fayetteville,GA, the customer service from beginning to…read moreend, was AMAZING!!! Mrs.Magie C greeted us with the most beautiful smile. She assisted us with making copies and politely guided us to the seating area. 15 minutes later, we are called and Mrs Tai R. was really welcoming, and she too had an amazing smile on her face. There is a great concentration on customer service at this location, and it's just a breath of fresh air, to see they have committed to customer service excellence.

I've been at this post office several times. I needed to mail something off and decided to stop…read morehere. The employees are really friendly here. If I'm in the area, I'll be back.

Terrible Terrible experience: We set up an appointment this…read morepast Saturday for passports, we got there early, and as we went to the window the, person there not only informed us that the person we were suppose to be seeing, and the only one to handle passports at this location not only called out, but Was clear to mention how unreliable she was, and also warned us that more than likely if we came back it would more than likely happen again and recommended that we go to the probate court to get our passports taken care of. And we wonder why the United States postal service has the problems it does!!

We used the USPS to ship and insure a monitor for our metal fabrication shop. The monitor was…read morewrapped in bubble wrap securely and insured for $1,000. It arrived to its destination broken. I went through the appeals process only to be rejected twice. It was the sole opinion of Ron Mahone shift manager at the Peachtree City, GA location who rejected it. You can never speak directly to anyone handling the claim. You can only leave messages regarding the claim with the help desk. I submitted pictures of the monitor before it was shipped & of the packaging & the damaged box. None of that made any difference. They just rejected everything. This experience has been terrible. After this I will never ever use the USPS for shipping anything ever again for myself, my family or my businesses. I wish I could give them NO stars!

My first visit to this post office and EASILY the most pleasant post office experience I've ever…read morehad. The sales associate helped me choose the best postage for what I was shipping and was very friendly. His positive attitude real shone. If I could come back here, I would!

If you're looking for a quiet place to read or work - GOOD LUCK! This library is not quiet at all…read more Grateful to have this location so close, but rules for patron cell phone use are generally not enforced despite signs being posted everywhere and the staff at the desk, while very helpful, do not use their inside 'library' voice. Let's just say I learned a lot during that overheard conversation.... Fast WiFi, great selection of books and good spaces to work, but let's hope you don't need a consistently quiet space. As part of the Georgia PINES library system, you can have books brought in from other locations which is a great perk. :-/

Good things come in little packages! It may not be the biggest library branch but it certainly has…read morethe best staff. It is part of the Pines system where you are able to order books online from any branch and pick it up at your local branch. Thank you Tyrone Public Library!

This is a nice park for walking or biking. And of course, its main purpose is commemorating an…read moreunheralded Civil War battle that was part of Sherman's Atlanta campaign. Visitors will find good signage that tells the story of the fateful day. The annual remembrance ceremony is moving and respectful of those from both armies who fell there. While Newnan was primarily a hospital town, the unplanned meeting of blue and gray in downtown spilled over into a farmer's quiet field a few miles away. In sad irony, the Union soldiers who aimed to free their brothers from the Andersonville POW camp were captured at Brown's Mill and wound up prisoners beside their intended beneficiaries.

NEWNAN'S CIVIL WAR HISTORY!…read more Georgia has a very rich history when it comes to the Civil War and I love being able to explore that history every time I get an opportunity to do so. Brown's Mill Battlefield Park is a 104-acre site that is dedicated to the Confederate and Union soldiers who fought and died there on July 30, 1864, and to the Confederate and Union medical staff who attended to the wounded after the battle. The historic site, featuring walking trails and interpretive signs, is the only Civil War park south of Atlanta and one of only two in the nation featuring a cavalry battle. It is located a few miles southwest of downtown Newnan on Millard Farmer Road. The Battle of Brown's Mill was a significant battle that was fought on July 30, 1864, during the Atlanta Campaign. Union General McCook and his men were surprised and attacked at Brown's Mill while returning from destroying railroads, supply wagons and even personal property. McCook suffered a major defeat, and lost over 1280 men and countless supplies, while Confederate officer General Wheeler only lost just a fraction of that number (thanks to the assistance of about 1400 reinforcements). This battle had a significant effect on Sherman's decision to aggressively go after Atlanta and we all know how that ended. This site is a very large and isolated park, surrounded by woods. I could not imagine exploring this place alone and would only feel comfortable here with a large group during organized activities. I do hope that they have some commemorative activities scheduled so that the local community is able to learn about the history of this site and its role in the Civil War.

I thoroughly enjoyed my visit to the Fayette County library!…read more As a mom of three little ones, I gravitated to the children's area first. It's massive! There's a huge selection of books, lots of intentional book displays, fun seating and areas for storytime & computers. SHOUTOUT to Irene, the wonderful children's librarian who answered all my questions about the library & about being new to the area. I wandered around the rest of the library before leaving. It's very large! There's a plethora of spaces for adults to sit and read or study. I look forward to returning!

my neighborhood library super convenient, clean with helpful staff. Always parking easy to get in…read moreand out convenient hours.