I'm lucky that I live so close to the library. It might be small but it gives a punch of…read moreinformation for the community. They offer tons of events, activities and classes for all ages. But my favorite thing about this branch is that they have tons of non-book items for children that can be loaned out such as puzzles, games, theme backpacks, lacing cards, etc. I use them for the children I work with and these items have been a huge help to me. The only downside of this branch is that they have a small collection of books due to space. However, you can request books from other locations throughout Lancaster County.

I first visited this library over the summer with my granddaughter when we were looking for…read moresomething different to do. While it's smaller than the Manheim Township branch it has an excellent children's department complete with (at the time) a play store, bins of train sets, blocks, etc. and a few ride on toys. Noticeably less crowded and with a comfy chair for the caretaker, it's easily a place to linger while your child plays safely. In addition to the free play toys there's several computers for children (toddler aged up) with learning games and such. I tried to get her interested in some of the games but they didn't hold her interest and quite honestly they were pretty lame. At a recent visit we noticed the play store was gone and replaced with a play kitchen so I believe the larger toys are rotated. What I especially like about this children's area is the backpacks and clear bags full of themed activities that you can check out. Some contain books in addition to games and puzzles on that theme, while others are just games and toys. I haven't seen these elsewhere and while I believe they have a shorter check out period it's a nice change from the toys you might have at home. While I haven't explored the adult section of the library I have taken advantage of the magazines and newspapers you can read in house. Additionally they offer movies and new book releases for check out. In the lobby there are bargain paperbacks for sale and free magazines for the taking. Grab a calendar of events at the check-out counter as they also offer activities (reading related as well as crafts and fun events) for both children and adult alike. I'm excited to attend the Cat in the Hat green eggs and ham breakfast next month which required advance purchase as some of their events do. SIDENOTE: Closed Fridays. Very handicap accessible with a ramp at the entrance and everything on one floor.

The library system is one of Lancaster County's best assets and probably most under utilized. As…read morea kid I loved the library and often participated in their summer programs in the city. Now as an adult living in the suburbs I still love the library. Mountville is closest to me and the one I visit most often. While this branch is smaller than others it still offers all the services the larger locations do. Reserve or request any book in the Lancaster County Library system and they will send it to your location of choice. You can also look up materials and reserve online. This location has several computers you can use for free with your library card access, as well as one children's computer. There is a daily time limit and I'm unsure if there's wiggle room to that policy. Wifi is complimentary so bring your own laptop if you'd like. They have a great selection of dvd's (current and classics) of both tv and movies you can rent for free. The daily paper is available as well as many current and past copies of various popular magazines. The children's area is small but they do offer some programs - check their calendar for details - as well as some toys to play with while visiting. For a smaller library it does get busy at times but the staff and volunteers alike do a great job of managing the flow. If you call however, be prepared to be placed on hold. SIDENOTE: For those with accessibility problems this might not be the location for you. While they do have a ramp to enter the library there's a number of steps to get to it. Parking is limited as well. Since there's a daycare adjacent parking can be problematic at times in their lot so avoid dismissal time if possible.

There's pros and cons to this place…read more Pros: - Staff are very nice and helpful - Parking is available, it is behind the building - Play center for kids - Computer lab, fax, books, videos Cons: - Play center is small and less kid friendly than the library in Hallam - Privacy - I've gone there and there are people on the phone talking about their relationships in the quiet area - Small - This is probably something they will have difficulty fixing, there are only 2 quiet rooms available and it's only available for 2 hours, which means mostly likely you can stay study or do work in the quiet room, but the issue is see above Overall: It's a good place for kids and parents and services, but it's not so good in terms of studying or reading as there are chances of disturbances.

Martin Library does have free parking. You need to go to the main desk and ask for a parking pass…read morefor your rearview mirror. The free parking is a toss the street and behind the gigantic Presbyterian church at the corner of Market Street and Queen Street. I love Martin Library. They keep up to date on current titles. If you need a book that they don't have in the York County Library system they will interlibrary lon it for you. For example, I asked for a history book that York County Library didn't have. Two weeks later they had borrowed it from Lebanon Valley College for me! For free!

Great service! Friendly correctional officers. Makes every prison visit feel like a holiday! I…read morewould recommend to anyone that wants to get locked up to do so here. Very clean glass and phones for non contact visits. Very knowledgeable guests in the waiting area. Also, very non aggressive cavity searches. This is a great prison!

This is where they have fingerprinted and taken biometric data from Carole and I over the past five…read moreyears. There are about 5 or so staff and doctors there to help you out during you visit, either with paperwork, documentation or just general help. They usually have a Spanish-language speaker available to help out. Its an old farmhouse that was originally settled by the Germans in the 1720's and is still standing. It is adjacent to the York County Prison.

Love this library. So much to do and see. The bookstore, the coffee shop, the children's play area…read moreupstairs, and of course, lots of books. Pleasant staff.

This library is like a daycare! Good luck trying to do any research or studying in this place! Kids…read morerunning around and parents yelling after them, seems to be the norm in this place! Whatever happened to shhhhhhhhh you're in a library? Coffee Shop and the Australian fella that works in there are awesome, great coffee selection as well. Ladies at the front desk are doing a good job, always quick to answer any questions I had in regards to printing, copying and passport services.

a great education and experience-- I highly enjoyed my time at Etown, and wish it the best.read more

It's okay, the food could be better. Schlosser dorm where I reside has mold in the washers and…read moreshowers, so that's not fun. You cannot control your own a/c, the building controls it. Living here is not fun at all. Having classes here is better than leaving here

Awesome park Great pokemons…read more Cool place for adults and kids! Has public restrooms with water fountain. The playground equipment is new and has all kinds of neat ways to play!