You probably wouldn't guess this, but the public library of Danville, Kentucky, is a magnificent…read moremultilayered building complex, with historic reading rooms, computers, study areas, and a lot of substantive paper reading materials. The history of the place must be very interesting. There were certainly people there, but it was one of the least crowded public libraries I've ever seen, simply because it is so huge. The architecture and interior design are quite magnificent. Oddly, the one thing I couldn't find was an open bathroom. There must be one somewhere and I didn't look very hard, but unlike with many libraries these days, that isn't the main reason to come.

I drove up from Louisville to attend a meeting. The library is beautiful! It provides a great space…read morefor meeting with large groups. The staff was welcoming and courteous. Enjoyed my time there very much. Highly recommend!

I officially live in Jessamine Co. but just across the Fayette-Jessamine line so I seldom actually…read morevisit the library there. I recently attended a Fruit Tree Disease Management class there and was thoroughly impressed with the facility! It's a huge building with ample parking. It has several very nice meeting rooms and they offer all sorts of free classes. They put out a newsletter each month with all of the classes and events listed. I'll definitely be visiting for more events soon. One really nice service is that you can request books from the library and pick them up/drop them off at the box just outside Kroger in Brannon Crossing. If you live in the north side of Jessamine county, this makes getting library materials much more convenient.

Great children's library! They have lots of games, puzzles and blocks to play with. The staff are…read morefriendly and helpful, even with very young and special needs kids. They have a wide variety of resources, books and audiobooks. Very high tech library. Check out lengths and fines and on media seem high, so be careful to return on time to avoid fines. Overall, good library, with great children's room!

I usually come here every few weeks for pathfinders, and may I say it's amazing. It's clean, and…read morenice rooms for it. There is a big selection of books I have personally seem. Whenever I'm here alone there's also a good teen/young adult section

Very nice on the inside! Supportive staff and kept very clean! I love to go here to study!read more

Very nice library in Frankfort. Your fingerprint is your library card…read more They always have the titles I'm looking for on the shelf. Either they have a great inventory or nobody reads books anymore. Or they don't read what I do.

This library isn't big, but it is quite pleasant, and represents a good climate-controlled space…read morewith public restrooms. The wifi just pops on without needing a password or anything; what a thought! There is a garage underneath the place. As libraries go, this is rather retro in the sense that it still has a lot of physical books and some, but not a ton of spaces for people to sit or do meetings. I imagine the library of the future being a ton of little rooms for zoom meetings. That being said, this tiny town doesn't seem to place too much demand on the space, and it's a nice place to be.

I've patronized a lot of libraries and this one is pretty phenomenal. When I jokingly told one of…read morethe librarians recently that they pretty much have everything but a coffee bar, he deadpanned they're building one in the new addition. And he was serious! Every book I've wanted to see, they've had. They have a great periodicals section with pretty much every magazine that matters and the New York Times and Wall Street Journal in addition to the local and state newspapers. You can check out electronic books, digital music and even -- I kid you not -- a freaking fishing pole if you'd like to do a little angling at Scott County Park or on North Elkhorn Creek. This place even provides free notary service. It wouldn't surprise me if they'd even wash your car for you if you ask nicely. All in all, one of the best libraries I've visited and a great community asset for Kentucky's ninth-largest city.

Went there to get an International document notarized. The old lady at the front counter who stated…read moreshe was a notary tried to alter the document which is against the law. Clearly this old lady has no clue as to her role as a Notary. Went to a local Attorney's office and they notarized it without any problems. Clearly the librarian was attempting to practice law without a license. The lady needs to be investigated as she is giving legal advice on international documents and has not a clue what she's talking about.

Visited our library in Berea today and what a wonderful experience. We stopped by to get our…read morelibrary cards and use their notary public service , that by the way, is absolutely FREE. That's right, getting your documents notarized is absolutely FREE at our wonderful library. The staff were superlative and motivated to ensure our visit was an amazing experience. The facility is immaculate and well organized. Very impressive and loaded with events and services for everyone. We are blessed to have this gem in our midst. Well Done, and I can't wait to get more involved in our library.

If you need anything notarized, please consider using the Madison County Public Library. Call and…read moremake an appointment. The service was great and the staff is very helpful. ​

I haven't had the pleasure of going inside the library yet because of covid but I have to brag on…read morethe curbside service!! You can hold books online through the library website. As soon as your book is ready, they email and text you. You can go anytime the library is open to pick up the book. I think they hold the book for several days, In case you can't come get it when it's ready. You pull up to the curbside spot and call the library. They bring it out within minutes. It's so fast and easy!! If the book isn't available, they put you in line for the book and text you when it is your turn to check it out.

This library is in a very convenient, although somewhat secluded location. Parking is ample. Books…read moreare easy to find and staff is helpful. The best part about Lexington Public libraries is that a card allows you to access Overdrive, which has almost any book you could want to check out to your personal digital device. A wonderful, wonderful place!

Fairly large and modern library to be located in a small town. Lots of study areas. Internet…read moreaccess, children reading room, summer reading program and a lot more. A very nice library. Has free wi-fi.

Stopped by the Library to get some quick Christmas reading. I just so appreciate this place. The…read morehistory room is such a resource when I get the urge to do some local history research. The staff is always so helpful and if they don't have the book they can get it thru interlibrary loan or they will purchase the book for use. I also enjoy their programming and meeting room space. Such a high resource for Winchester.

Kim Wickens spent 10 years researching Lexington the horse, his life and times. An excellent and…read moredetailed presentation at the Farish Theatre in the main library as part of the Kentucky Legends Program Series. The series continues through November. Do utilize your local library. 23

As a former employee of the Library of Congress, I have to admit that I'm a lover of books,…read moreinformation, and libraries. And, the Lexington Central Library did not disappoint! I have to confess though that, on this particular day, I was visiting in order to visit the rotunda which features the world's largest ceiling clock, a 5-story Foucault pendulum, and a frieze depicting the history of the horse on the Bluegrass. Beautiful! It was also clear that this is a "living library" -- with many patrons (including school students), signs for community events, and Ask a Librarian research assistance. There is a parking garage next door (the library validates for up to two hours) and some street parking.