This museum has a lot to go through and it would take you some time. You'll need more than an hour,…read moremaybe 1 1/2-2. There is a video that is so fun and worth watching. I wish there was a tour guide or someone to answer questions along the self guided. It does a great job at showing what the city was once like. All the original pieces from the mines are for you to see up close. Worth checking out!

This was a fun place to try. I've been years ago, but decided to give her another try. It was so…read morebusy and decided to take a tour of the mansion. The little video they had was fun. Overall, I'm not sure if it was worth $26 for the entry fee.

Cute little library in Downtown Flagstaff. Very clean, lots…read moreof seating, huge selection. Lots of fun little activities to do inside too. The grounds are absolutely beautiful. Very nice spot to come and unwind at

It's a Sunday and the library is open till 2 so cool . Most aren't open. There is a lot of people…read morehere . Farmers market in front today. Nice comfortable place to read and relax.

Beautiful campus. Peaceful and quiet. Good place to get away and get some work done.read more

The library and bookstore are fantastic as usual! Got three books I've been looking for at $14 for…read moreall three! Will be back soon to look at more books.

Nice and quiet here. Lots of seating and computers. Love the seating in the back by the windows…read more Nice views. Kind of neat Boynton Creek

Such a cute little library that's easy to find for those of us just visiting Cottonwood. Librarians…read morewe talked to were super helpful.

I am currently in the reading room right now and I was under the assumption this was a quiet place…read moreto read. The main area of the library is already noisy, so it was frustrating when 30 minutes into my reading, the lady with short grey hair started restocking books. She was making so much noise and I even had my Bose headphones on. How come we can't have a quiet place in the library anymore? You would think the employee would wait to restock if there was something reading- it's common library etiquette.

I found out this morning that there's an employee in this building that cannot read English or is…read moreilliterate and cannot follow through with a request. A DVD has to be taken from where the Dropbox is inside the building to somebody else in the building. I've been informed that whoever the employee is cannot do this and therefore the DVD hasn't been getting to the right person. I would suggest employing some people that have got some work ethics and can follow through with this simple task.

Impressive library that's huge and very well organized, aesthetically pleasing, holds an extensive…read morecollection of books for all ages, as well as looks well maintained. We enjoyed our little visit here though we only had a little over an hour before closing. The children's section takes up about half of the second floor. There's tons of books (obviously), DVDs, periodicals, and even artistic creations by children and community members. Looks like that's also a lot of different programs and events you can attend or join here. The building itself is quite inspiring as it's got some very nice architectural features like angled walls, wood paneling for ceilings, lots of use of metal textures and non symmetrical designs which really makes this library an interesting place to hang out at. There's even a cafe on the first floor in case you get hungry. Overall, we enjoyed our visit.

The library staff here is always very friendly and knowledgeable. I don't think I've ever had a…read morequestion the first person I've encountered at the desk couldn't answer. They have plenty of quiet rooms you can utilize for privacy when on video calls or to quarantine from distraction. The re are larger conference rooms for groups that tend to be very accessible with a prior reservation. If you're a guest patron or you forget your library card they often will provide a one-time access code for computer use. You can tell they do their best to accommodate. Some features I've never seen before such as the charging tower with small code secured lockers for phones/tablets. A seed library. They have a small book resale corner where I've found some gems for a couple bucks. Finally, the third floor is an intimate ultra quiet study space with several cubicles that are great for reading and studying- very peaceful. I honestly hesitate to post this review because I feel like Prescott Public Library is a best kept secret - but the establishment deserves to be recognized.

Awesome - been looking for a book over 6 months. They located it at 6 libraries nationwide and…read morearranged to get it shipped here so I can read it!!! Publisher was sued by the author - only one printing! Publisher went out of business!!! Incredible service - really nice people work at this Library! 5 solid stars!!!

spacious, fairly quiet. Lots of computers. Seperate kids section and seperate kids computers. The…read morestaff is nice and helpful if you need extra computer time to complete an assignment. I was trying to finish up an online class. Bring your headphone/ ear buds if you need to use the computers sound. I had a nice shared table area to have out notes, paper and all I needed to get my course done. They have a nice aquarium but the fish are super skittish when anybody walks by then they barely come peeping out. Some odd type yellow fish are in there. But it's still pretty and I've never seen any other library w a fish tank!

This is a friendly, nice place for a small, neighborhood library. Do not expect to find a large…read moreselection of books or a long line of computers to use. But the staff are great, and it is a good place to do most things you need to do at a local library. Recommended!

Employees were so nice and welcoming, I had a wonderful time! Such a cute and helpful library!…read moreAmazing community resources available with a welcoming and warm atmosphere!

Gosh, let me rewrite my original review because one particular member of the staff didn't like…read morereading the truth and had it pulled from public view. Do NOT charge your phone in this library. It will be stolen. Complaining to the manager will be useless. Complaining in writing to the director and mayor will result in typical political responses (or not, as the case will be). This used to be a decent library before management changed hands. The libraries going down the hill are much better. And friendlier. And respectful.