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    Greenville Public Library

    3.9 (7 reviews)
    Closed 9:00 am - 8:00 pm

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    Everyone is always really nice and helpful. Cute area for the kids and good selection of books to choose from.

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    North Scituate Public Library Assn

    North Scituate Public Library Assn

    4.2
    (5 reviews)

    Wanting to hike the North South Trail in Rhode Island, I needed to do a bit of research to map out…read moremy route. There are precious few resources on this through-hike of the state. In fact, there is but one book on the subject and it has long been out of print. Few local libraries even have the book anymore so I was thrilled to find out this location owned a copy. It being the times of COVID, I was pleased to learn this location was not only open... but allowing patrons inside. This is an important point because the reference I was after can only be used in-library. With my mask in tow, I entered the building and was immediately greeted by staff at the front desk. Given this was a special trip to the library for this one book, I was relieved to obtain assistance in locating it. I'm so happy that I did because the staff and I ultimately discovered that the book was part of a special collection under lock and key! Despite there being no tables and chairs set up within the library to peruse my text (due to the pandemic), staff were very accommodating and let me use one of their chairs to conduct my research. As I was there for some time to get all the information I needed, I ended up moving about the space and found several areas to tuck myself away. Lots of natural light... very clean! Everyone was friendly, checked in periodically, but allowed me space and comfort throughout the visit. I'm pleased with the success of my visit and even more impressed with the staff and the modern feel of this library!

    Small cramped but…read moretemporary The North Scituate Public Library is presently undergoing some fairly radical upgrades and renovations. A lot more space and more modern facilities will be added to an already pretty cool building. Unfortunately the noisy and intrusive construction necessitates the closing of the building. The last I've heard, the original library isn't scheduled to reopen until the early fall of 2011. Since the town didn't want to be without a library while all the banging, thumping and sawing was going on, they decided to move to a temporary location on Rt 6 in the IGA plaza. A rather dingy, messy and unorganized place that is fortunately only temporary. Lots of the books had to be placed into storage since the new space just wasn't large enough to hold them all and things are obviously scattered about in a ephemeral manner. They staff are still very friendly and helpful and they do have useful research and reference materials as well as recreational reading materials and events but the library definitely lacks the pleasant aesthetics of most libraries. It's basically just a space to hold stuff. Once the original library completes it's surgery and the books and other material go back to there rightful home things should be better than ever. The construction on the building is going well and it looks great. Things right now are a bit chaotic for the library and the poor books look lost and depressed but they know it's only temporary. Things will be better than every in a few months. I suspect it will be worth the wait and the books will be very happy in their cool new home.

    Smith-Appleby House

    Smith-Appleby House

    3.8
    (4 reviews)

    We had planned a visit today with a small group of friends and family members and to be honest, we…read moredidn't really know what to expect. We were immediately impressed with how beautiful the grounds were, there were lots of beautiful flowers, magnificent water views, and abundant charm. We had an amazing time touring the house and grounds. Our guide, Maggie, was excellent, she shared interesting details and told the story of the Smith-Appleby family with humor and pride. We were most impressed at the sustainability of the homestead and how it has served this family for nearly 300 years. It was an absolute privilege to spend time here and we felt very fortunate to have had the opportunity to spend the morning touring the buildings and grounds, including a visit to the family cemetery at the front on the property. Tours cost $5 per person and a yearly membership is only $20.

    I've always seen the sign on the highway, so last weekend I just happened to look up what their…read morehours were... sure enough, the next tour being held was the next day... Sunday. They give tours the third Sunday of the month from 1 - 4 , so plan accordingly! It was a beautiful day... I have to say the grounds are lovely. What a great place to just enjoy a short stroll. My son enjoyed picking up sticks and poking around the small stream that runs down from the road. We also took a look at the graveyard with all the old stones. The house itself is very interesting with a few things I'd never seen before. Our tour guide was very knowledgeable and friendly. Everyone there was very welcoming and we just had a really nice afternoon... my son ,who is 7, really enjoyed it as well. A great local place to visit, especially on a nice day. I'll be back to check out some of the events that they hold periodically.

    Greenville Public Library - libraries - Updated July 2026

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