This is just a great little library. The staff is friendly and remembers you. There is a summer…read morereading program for children. There are computers for internet access and they fax and print items off the net for a fee. Its part of a good libary network. Requests from other libraries in the county are usually processed in just a few days. They loan movies.

My children love coming here. My husband and I also enjoy coming here as well. Their selection of…read morebooks is awesome for this little area.

Good selection of books and I really enjoy all of the activities they have. They do giveaways and…read morecrafts, movies, and story time for kids. They also have books for sale which is great. However I do wish the staff was a little friendlier.

Holy smokes. This is West Virginia. I was not expecting to find one of the most modern and fancy…read morelibraries I've ever seen! It looks like a classic boring 1900's library from the outside but inside are smooth lines, workstations, subtle lighting and lots of up-to-date bookshelves. Great seating and a friendly library who booked a private study room for me (I learned that it can be done through the website) where I did a couple Zoom calls without disturbing my fellow library patrons. Lots of books, fast wifi and yes, they even have a TOOL library where you cab borrow shovels and rakes and stuff. What? Yes! [Review 19620 overall - 94 in West Virginia - 591 of 2023.]

Any first time visit to a city/town, for me, comes with a few go-to's for seeking out; coffee…read moreshops, book stores, bakeries, and of course the local public library. I know that last one might sound strange, but I promise it's not. That downtown library is likely to be historic and thus you get to observe the area's older architecture. Libraries tend to have an exhibit/area that shares local history. Again a chance to learn more about where you are. And my guilty pleasure, libraries have used books for sell. Like a bookstore, you never know what you'll find and you can support them at the same time. I stumbled upon this one while en route to a cake shop and knew I needed to stop in. The exterior is a beautiful, Roman-sque design and harkens back to when libraries were to place to be admired and revered. As I entered, there was a layout (much needed with three floors to navigate) with the bookstore on the ground level. I found a few books (for literally a total of $5) and was soon back on my cake mission. Were I a resident of the area, this would be a regular spot for me.

A must stop when staying in Upshur County. Thousands of books and DVDs to borrow. Many obsoleted…read morebooks may be purchased for 50 cents or $1.00. On this day one young man bought two bags of books and seemed thoroughly pleased with himself. Sadly on this visit we were unable to check out one of its 21 Internet "hots pots" for the week. They were all on reserve.

Stopped into this library to check it out. It is pretty nice. I purchased a used magazine for $.10…read more The library is quite large for the community. Friendly staff. Well laid out.

A great little museum and nod to Greenbrier and Lewisburg. It has an incredible collection of…read moredocuments and display items. Currently the exhibit upstairs is all about textiles, but I heard they change it regularly. There was a hands-on room and a bedroom set with an original handmade quilt that looks like it was made by a machine. You can tell a lot of love and pride goes into the museum from the friendly faces to the informative collections and exhibits. Definitely a must see spot for any visitors!

From the owner: The Greenbrier Historical Society strives to bring history alive for the Greenbrier Valley through…read morefun and educational programs and events. We offer free guided tours of the North House Museum and free archival research assistance Monday-Saturday from 10am to 4pm.