phenomenal experience, this woman helped me find all 20 children's books on grief for a school…read moreproject!!

Very impressed with the kids section of this library. The first time I visited, I felt that it was…read moreso cut off from the rest of the library, which I didn't like. But this time, I really enjoyed that the section was completely separate, because it feels more free to be kid-like like there, as the other reviewer mentions. Also I was so happy to see the computer terminals in the kids section for searching for books. Kids can actually search by picture, if they can't yet read. So, for example, a kid can click on a picture of the sun, and then see pictures of the fronts of books about the sun. This is pretty awesome, and I have never seen anything like it before. Staff in the children's section were extremely helpful, and we got lots of pretty awesome books. The section is huge with a huge variety. I also enjoyed the adult section, and got a few books for myself too. Bathroom was very clean, and library was quiet.

Great library for a town this size. Extremely helpful staff. Good kids section. My kids love it…read more Plenty of audio books. It's becoming a DVD store, but I do check them out too, so I'm not complaining. It's just weird. Don't have it? They'll get it. Plenty of magazines and newspapers too. Pretty decent hours too.

It's a nice library and the people are really nice The…read morepeople are considerate and helpful.

Such a nice pleasant Library. Unique. Only thing negative I have to say is when I walked in and…read moreasked the worker about checking out books because I am from out of town they wouldn't allow that. I think all libraries should have something set up so when people visit from out of town they can still utilize the library services.

The Greenville library is gorgeous. They offer free books on good occasions. The people are…read morewelcoming! Their book collection keeps growing with goodies. They do have books about herbs and holistic living!

An awesome community resource! It's well-run with so much heart and community engagement it's a…read morecornerstone of the town of St.Paris. They do special programming and provide a wonderful space for young minds to grow. My favorite part? This seed library!

Pretty much what I expected for a town this size: decent collection, about like Marysville or a…read moreColumbus branch. A standard building and layout. Plenty of computer workstations fair selection of periodicals, a local history room, helpful staff. Nothing exceptional about it, but a good solid library. If I lived in town I'd be satisfied, but i'd also be glad they are part of a library consortium so I had access to a larger catalog.

I stumbled on this when looking for museums and other interesting places near Marysville. When I…read morewalked up to the building I was amazed. Zanesfield is a nice little town, with quite a few preserved buildings, but I did not expect a library as stunning as this. Built in 1914, I believe, it is Carnegie-esque and simply exquisite, inside and out. Beautiful details and design. It is sort of half library, half museum, with small history displays, maps, photo albums, a large local history shelf, and a decent selection of other books and periodicals. There's a children's room, Internet access, and a small kitchen downstairs which would make it an interesting event venue. The librarian is very knowledgeable about the library and community, and has written a wonderful walking tour pamphlet. Be sure to pick one up.