As out of town campers we just needed to print our Rocky Mountains parking pass ( just the daily…read moreone because it's cheaper) for the next day because if you get it in person at the visitor centers etc. your daily pass expires same day. No problem, no library card, printed our pass and even for no fee. Short, friendly visit but worthwhile to leave a review.

Nice atmosphere with free wifi and a small "cafe" where you can buy coffee, tea or hot chocolate by…read morethe K-cup. This library offers FREE eBook rentals with a library card. Rocking chairs, comfy chairs and study desks surround a fireplace, and are frequented by a cool library cat. A large bank of computers are available, as well as job resources. They also have a Notary Public, available by appointment. Bring proof of residency, to get your card. (Utility bill or letter from employer works, if you do not have a state ID yet.) This library may not meet metropolitan standards, but it is a perfect "third place" for one to relax within, between work and home.

they're good people there I used to volunteer there at the library I used to work thereread more

This is a new library built in our city and it also combines buildings on the site for the police…read moredepartment fire department and City Hall. This is a very large library and services of 21 different public computers free Wi-Fi they have one to one computer training. They have meeting rooms spaces, conference rooms that accommodate up to 33 people, small businesses resources. The girls behind the counter are very helpful well educated on what is in the library. This is a very spacious and well organized library. This library has been very helpful to us since a bad storm took out our cable and Internet service.

Beautiful, big library! I enjoyed wandering the shelves on the first floor. I didn't make it to the…read more2nd & 3rd floors. I love the huge windows that let in all the glorious sun. I wandered into the bookstore, next to the front doors. For $5, you can buy a bag of mystery books! I searched for two books for a friend, but didn't find them. They do have a very nice selection of children and adult books. Husband waited by the welcome sign while I wandered. He used their free internet to read his Apple News stories.

This is amazing I can find great books in there not to mention they sell movies cd and moreread more

Our favorite Library!…read more We recently moved to Knoxville and have spent our first months in moving to TN in Tazewell and Sevierville. After exploring the librairies in these locations, including Knoxville and Maryville, we have found our favorite one which is Seymour branch. We love king family library so much too but it is too far to go to every week. Definitely recommend both for homeschooling families.

The librarians and staff at this library are the nicest I've ever encountered. They're helpful,…read morethoughtful, and sweet! They make sure to keep their readers informed, and are always there to offer a helping hand or a smile. The library itself is adorable, with great architecture and a decent selection for such a small building. I hope they're able to raise the funds they need to expand, because they deserve it. So glad this is my community library!

We visited this library branch after dropping off a realtor friend at a house she is selling. We…read moredidn't know if we'd be waiting one or more hours so this seemed an ideal place to wait - and it was. The librarian was welcoming as we entered. She told me she's been here awhile - not as long as the library which opened in 2000 or 2001. They will be moving to a larger location in the near future! It's not a big library, but it's cozy, and has lots to see & do. There's comfortable chairs by the front door, to read or recharge electronics - cords provided! Around the corner are books, DVDs and yarn for sale - reasonably priced. I purchased 2 children's books for a dollar for our soon to be one year old nephew. Computer stations are available if you need a computer. Books in Spanish and a large children's section are impressive. By the circulation desk are signs with information on a scavenger hunt for kids and various local activities. They even had free fresh grown tomatoes on the day we visited (7/12/24!). We don't live in the area, but if we did, we'd call this library branch home!

I love this place. I come here all the time to read, study, or just think. There is something…read moreinfinitely satisfying about walking through rows upon rows of books, even knowing you will never be able to read them all. My favorite time to come here is mid-semester, when no one is cramming and Hodges is relatively empty. At night is also the best, even into the witching hours of the evening, when you can see the Knoxville skyline from the 5th or 6th floor in complete silence. I've been visiting here for years and will not forget this place possibly ever, as it has been synonymous with my life in Knoxville during my early 20's. The best spot in K-town, in my honest opinion.

Hodges is an amazing place that has so many amenities so help you succeed in all your classes…read more Whenever I need to get work done I go up to the sixth floor because you can get your own cubby and focus. There is also a Starbuck on the second floor along with a Pod Market so if you're here for hours at a time like I am there are always options! There is a tech support station as well which always helps me out because I don't understand my computer sometimes, they're so helpful and never judgmental! When studying with my friends we love to stay on the second floor because we're able to talk more, the higher floor you're one the more quite it gets! Overall, Hodges has really helped me figure out my work ethic and I definitely recommend!