A big, brownstone building, holding many books is a nice touch for a city. I used to come here more…read moreoften when I was younger, it used to be the spot for after school, and using the Internet, until I got it myself, at home. I would always meet friends here, and we would check out books and shows together. The building, really is what Washburn is. Brownstone! That doesn't sound like much, but much of Washburn, in the olden days, was all about brownstone. The building is really pretty and has been there forever. As for the books.. there used to be a selection that I enjoyed, I'm not sure if that remains the same!

Not bad for a big library in a smaller town! I used to come here a lot when I was in high school if…read moreI needed to more research on particular paper items. The library in Washburn was pretty decent, but this one is bigger and has a much bigger/better selection! The library is free and perfect for kids and teenagers that don't have much to do during their days off from school, like in the summer!

The staff is so helpful and assisted me when I was unexpectedly stranded in Duluth. They helped me…read morefind a way to work remotely, and saved the day!

I grew up going to big public libraries in big cities, so I'm kind of a brat when it comes to…read morelibrary systems. But I really can't say enough nice things about the Duluth library. First, it's accessible -- right downtown with parking all around the building and right on the bus line. Second -- the staff is SO nice. We visit Duluth often but don't live there, and the staff is to a person helpful and considerate. I was working on research project and made several calls to the library for guidance and help in the week or so before I came to visit in person. Each person I spoke with was super helpful and one librarian even called me back because she thought of an additional thing that might help. Then I made my in-person visit to finish my research and use some of the tools you can only use at the library itself. Again, everyone was incredibly friendly and helpful. They helped me locate the microfilm I needed, reminded me how to work the machine and even came back to check on me after awhile. I was also quite impressed with the number of online resources available for use even without visiting the library. There are a number of very helpful databases available on the library website. I can't say much about the book selection since that's not why I was there. But I did note that there's an exchange where the library can get books from other branches, which is always nice.

This small community library serves the Minong area, offering books, magazines, newspapers, wifi,…read moreDVDs, audio books, adult/young adult/childrens books. I found the staff working there friendly and knowledgeable when I stopped on my bike ride. Nice spot to enjoy a read! Or checkout a good book to read at the cabin!

This is a northwoods gem. We used to camp near Drummond and it was a treat to visit the store. We…read morehave since bought a cabin in the area, in part because we love the Cable area, and love that there is a bookstore. Small, but wonderfully curated selection. Discounts on best sellers, a few used books and advance copies. I rarely leave empty handed. Friendly, knowledgeable staff.

Such a cute little book store! At our time of visiting there were 3 authors in the store to talk to…read moreand have sign books on Sat. 8/7/21 - cool experience! Puzzles, stickers and other cute little things available for purchasing as well! Tons of "Cable" items :)

This is such a well-loved and much-used small-town library that just keeps getting better and…read morebetter. I love all the hand-written patron reviews they have hanging up on the stacks walls. The children, teen, and adult programming is so impressive. And it's obvious that the employees like working there as they are friendly and helpful.

The Ogema library, in a century-old renovated building, is amazing. It is family/kid-friendly with…read morea wonderful selection of books and generous hours, given the size of the town. When I'm in town to visit my father, I really appreciate the ability to use their wifi to get work sent and email checked. When I lived in Ogema in my teens, the library was down the street in its former location, and it was my favorite place in WI at the time. I really loved taking full advantage of their Young Adult collection. The staff has always been excellent, and Ogema is super fortunate to have such a wonderful venue for books and media. I really hope that everyone who is able will toss a donation in the box when they visit.

There is the hometown feel, the family completeness, the exceptionally knowledgeable staff. m…read moreMinutes after I enter, I am lead to the right area. It's FREE knowledge,enchanting moments, historical memories, time well spent! No telemarketers, friends, and peaceful!! what's not to trasure?