I was attending a political organizing event that was held at the Tredyffrin Public Library…read more I did not have a chance to look at much of the library because I spent most of my time in the main meeting room. The room itself had a couple of tables and did not have a cramped feel at all. It probably has enough room to hold around 100-150 people. It seemed like the library had plenty of books, computers and other resources. There were a couple of parents at the political event and some of them let their kids out in the library to read or do some work. This library had a couple of signs for events at the library including movie nights. Across the street from the library are a couple of pairs of tennis courts, which looked to be in good condition. Once it gets warmer, I wouldn't rule out stopping odd here once in a while to hit some balls. Altogether, the Tredyffrin Public Library is a nice space to hold gatherings/events or do some reading or other work.

Nice librarians. I've been taking my kids (ages 4 and 2) here every couple of weeks for the last 2…read moremonths. The children's section is in the basement and has a ton of books. Signage is great and it is very easy to find the type of books you are looking for. It is also very clean. And there is a decent playground right next to the library. There is lots of parking and an electric charging station in the parking lot for electric vehicles.

Decent library when the wi-fi signal is consistent. Also, why can't I get any cell phone reception…read moreinside the building??? These are issues that I don't experience at any other mclinc branches. Not super busy unless there is a scheduled program taking place. If you need a reliable wi-fi connection- go to Ludington in Bryn Mawr

My preferred choice in local libraries. The staff is friendly for the most part and professional…read more They take pride in their position and will assist you as much as possible. I like it more because there's a special area for children. No offense but they get to chatty when I'm trying to focus. It's always clean and kosher

Great place especially for the littles! I love the drop in crafts. The tinker time programs are…read moreengaging as well.

What a cute little little library! I am giving it 5 stars for children. It is definitely tiny but…read moreclean and very organized and not busy. The kids section is great for small children. They have a great kids program with a cute room to read books to small children. They had coloring pages and "Grab and Go" art kits for the kids. My kids loved the kids computer games. There were 3 computers in the childrens section. You can register for Storytime on their website. They have a decent amount of Parenting books.

I like to come on weekdays with my little one when there aren't too many people at the library…read more They have a nice play area! There's plenty of toys, seating, and kids books to check out. I like to request books from other Delco libraries and pick up here. They also have museum passes like for Tyler Arboretum and participate in the 1000 Books Before Kindergarten program. The staff is friendly and helpful, they told me about the Delco Reads app. It's been really convenient to request books and keep track of what I have checked out. I am always requesting books from other libraries and I look forward to my trips to the library every week to say hi to Caroline our neighborhood librarian!

[819] This busy…read moreLibrary is located off Lansdowne Ave The staff is friendly. There are a ton of activities for all age groups so we definitely like visiting There are only a few parking spaces so we usually walk or go off hours. The building is small but it's nicely organized and the space is perfectly used. They have all types of items to borrow. You can also reserve items online. This library has laptop computers to borrow I'll definitely be back

Penn Wynne Library holds special memories for me. I am 64 now , but I first started walking over…read morethere when I was about 6 ( I lived only a couple blocks away ). I'd be on the 1st floor, walk up the steps to the 2nd floor and read and do homework, and I absolutely loved doing the summer reading lists EVERY SINGLE SUMMER ! Ahh, good memories !!

Very helpful librarians. They have a good reading area with toys and comfortable chairs to sit…read more Would recommend.

This is a cozy neighborhood library that is in close proximity to other family friendly…read moreattractions, including a park and walking trail. The library is a single floor, with an adult side and a kid side. The kid side has lots of books (of course), as well as toys geared toward younger children, such as a wooden train set and blocks. There is also an open play area for kids to hang out, which mostly seems to attract the elementary school and under crowd. Despite having somewhat limited hours, the library bulletin board is full of weekly activities and classes, like mah jong and arts clubs. I haven't checked out the events, but they seem great if you're looking for weekday activities for people of all ages. Public libraries are an essential 'third space' to foster community and encourage lifelong learning. I was glad to see lots of people enjoying the Rachel Kohl community library on a recent weekend afternoon, and I'll definitely be back.

First of all, I have to say that I am very impressed with this library. This has a great…read morecollection of everything. Plus, I am grateful that they have a pretty extensive collection of DVDs with new release ($1.50 rental for 3 days on new release and a week for old titles). With all the Blockbusters closing around the area, this is the only place where you can browse through DVDs on a shelf. Pretty much everything around me are just RedBox and Blockbuster Express kiosks. There is a nice computer cluster with reference section. Also, you have Children's downstairs which is nice. Plenty of conference rooms for study groups which is nice. My only gripe about this place is that this is a cell phone dead zone. You literally cannot get a cell phone signal unless you walk outside from the building into the parking lot. It would be nice just to set your phone on vibrate and receive calls when you are studying.

Yes, I'm reviewing a library. I know, I know. It's weird, right?…read more I was in panic mode during my final days of studying for a certification exam for my work, so I decided to head over to the library to free me from distractions so I could really focus. Let me tell you, folks, heading to this location for some peace and quiet was a BIG mistake. The library itself is on the small scale with a few tables set up here and there and, from what I could tell, two computers that were available to use. I headed for the back corner (prime studying location), which happens to be next to the location where the two librarians are parked doing their thing. Within five minutes of being there, the librarians were in full on conversation mode about their cats, their friends' cats, this person's family, that person's car...whatever they could possibly think of. This is a library, right? Right. What happened to all the shhh-ing and the inside voices? Or have the rules changed? I decided to stick around and pop on my headphones to drown them out. But just when I was getting back into the wonderful world of Finance, an older gentleman came in to check out a book. This wouldn't have been an issue, but it turns out he already had FOUR overdue books out. Scandalous!!! I couldn't take anymore. I lasted twenty minutes in there. And no, I didn't say anything to them. I should have, but I was better off just walking out and going back home. I guess what I'm trying to say here is, don't come to this location if you're trying to study or concentrate. Or if you do, I wish you better luck than I had.

Very nice Children's library area. A great selection of children's books, toys, and activities for…read morecreative play.