Mannheim Township Library is definitely my favorite. I often use their study rooms, and they're…read morephenomenal. Good bit amount of room, and the sound barrier is pretty decent. Study rooms are first come, first serve, but there's generally plenty space and rooms for you to study in!

This library is absolutely beautiful, clean, nicely organized and we love the events they offer for…read morekids! We have taken our 6 month old daughter to a few of the Baby Mania days. This is a great way for her to be around other babies (and it's free!). They read stories, have group activities and end with free time/play. All of the staff I have encountered have been very helpful and friendly. I highly recommend visiting MTPL, especially for their kids events!

Beautiful space, even with the construction happening here. As an out-of-towner the key excitement…read morefor me was the used book shop they have run by their Friends group. The volunteer was friendly, the selection was great, and the prices were good! I found 3 books I've been looking for for a total of $9.

Sitting at the best little used book store in Lancaster Pa! Just a note they have DVD s and Large…read morePrint books acailable

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.

Everyone there is so amazing and helpful, very nice library . There selections are well organized…read moreand they always have something going for the kids.

Tiny library with a big heart!…read more Blink and you'll miss this location on 462 just about a mile towards Hellam from Jim Mack's -- KCVL offers a wide assortment of books, audio books, DVD's, computer services, and care from the staff. Story time is held each week and summer reading club runs from June to August. Be sure to take advantage of the online books as well for checkout on the iPad or Kindle.

I went to the Lititz library for the first time last weekend and I must say it is one of the nicest…read morelibrary's I've ever been to. The building was very clean and had pretty landscaping out front even for it almost being winter, the inside was just as nice and organize! It was also great the day I went because they had Santa there to see all the kids and you could take your own picture of your child with Santa. They also had some crafts going on for the children of making lIttle reindeer and then Santa read the night before Christmas to the children. I was told this was a yearly thing they do in the month of December for the kids. Staff was also very friend I will defiantly be going back to this library.

Excellent library- from the friendly staff, to the various classes and options offered to the…read morecommunity, it is amazing. They have various clubs for all ages - they have a genealogy room - they offer DVD movies - they have books for sale as well as free magazine racks. The staff, well I truly can not praise them enough - very kind, compassionate and comforting. It is a remarkable environment. They also offer various museums to tour, just inquire at the front desk. The building is set up, very user friendly, with clearly marked signs. It is very clean & the restrooms are spotless. This is an incredible asset to the community.

I love the bosler library, I have loved it since I was young. Not only is it a huge piece of…read morecarlisle history, it was a large part of some of my children's core memories in the children's wing. I had to print some sensitive documents yesterday. The front desk person was very soft spoken and pleasant. I didn't feel judged for my library card shortcomings. After the documents were printed, they let my partner pay for them but wouldn't release them to them. That feels very professional and secure. The atmosphere is peaceful and quiet save for the occasional excited toddler bouncing around. There's the bookery which is not only clean and cozy but stunningly fancy looking, kind of like a little palace. Items bought there are yours to keep. The prices are more than reasonable, some of the stuff is antiques. There's a teen wing, non-fiction, a chess board, dvds, sensory items, and a few free shelves. But so much more! There's useful documents everywhere, from a library-offered self-guided scavenger hunt to incredibly helpful mental health resources. Bathrooms are clean and open to the public. I recommend the summer reading program for kids, mine did it for a few years. It's incredibly rewarding for them. Bosler will always be my favorite library. Maybe I'm biased, but I think it deserves every bit of its praise. I will always go here.

What a great library! Connected to a historic building, it's spacious, clean, and full of surprises…read morefrom a game area to a bookstore to a great children's section. Staff are friendly, helpful, and passionate.

This is my favorite branch in the HC library system. Freshly remodeled, they have opened up the…read morespace and added more PCs and reading areas. A good selection of titles with various formats available although CDs are no longer available at this branch. That said, you can request a CD hold for pickup at the Abingdon branch. They will also order/request items they don't carry in the Harford County system from Baltimore for example. Also nice to be have the option to pick up your reserve items at the window. Most of the branches are open Sundays from October to April. I've always had a great experience with all of the staff at the various branches.

It's really fun they have lots of windows and they have a playground I like to get books and CDs…read moreand DVDs but they don't have CDs or DVDs anymore

This library is beautiful and has multiple levels with a parking garage attached. There is a kids…read moreroom that definitely accommodate the little ones with computers for them to use. I come to this library primarily to use the study rooms which are nice, spacious and comfortable. They have a white board inside of them as well. My favorite part of this library is the display of African American baseball artifacts on multiple levels. It shows how important, valuable and the great contribution African Americans players made to the sport of baseball. Park on the garage level.....maybe on floor 3 of the garage which had a small bridge to enter the library directly. Also, The community college shares the upper floors of this library as well which includes larger study rooms and an entire computer lab. The staff is really helpful as well. Will definitely be back time and time again

This location is conveniently located in Mill Station with garage and street parking. The…read moreCollective, featuring local and minority owned businesses is my favorite store for unique gifts and its on the first floor of the library. The plethora of play centers and a dedicated kids space offers a safe and interactive option for parents and caregivers. Checkout the event calendar for events and programming for all ages. My mom has also used their inexpensive printers as well.

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!

The Fredericksen Library has been one of the libraries I've taken my kids to for almost 12 years,…read moreand it continues to be one of our favorites. One of the things I love most is that the children's library has its own downstairs entrance, which makes it really easy when you're visiting with little kids. As soon as you walk in, the information desk is right at the front, and the self-checkout stations are conveniently located on the right, making grabbing and returning books quick and simple. The children's area itself is bright and welcoming, with tons of windows and natural light, which makes it feel open and calm instead of crowded. My kids especially love the play area, and there's plenty to keep them busy. Some of the highlights include: * Interactive wall activities where kids can flip pieces, match items, and move little balls through tracks * Puppet theater play * Interactive computers * A fish tank they enjoy checking on * A coloring area * A wide variety of books for different ages There's also lots of seating, which makes it easy for parents to sit and read while the kids explore. They host storytimes in the children's library, and there's also a separate room used for programs and events. Even when we're not attending a scheduled program, the play space alone easily keeps my kids entertained for an hour or more. Another thing I appreciate is how family-friendly the layout is. Inside the children's library there are two bathrooms with changing tables, which is incredibly convenient when you're visiting with little ones. There's also an additional larger restroom outside of the children's area with stalls and another changing table. Parking is easy, with street parking near the lower-level entrance and a parking lot available as well. Outside the children's library there's extra seating, and depending on when you visit, the library café is open with really reasonable prices for coffee and snacks, which is a nice bonus during longer visits. This is definitely one of those places where we can easily stay for a few hours between playing, reading books, and just enjoying the space. After visiting for so many years, it's still one of our go-to libraries, and I know we'll keep coming back.

This library is such a wonderful resource & staple for the Camp Hill community!…read more The selection of books for adults is truly amazing! They also have a wonderful children's library as well! The staff is always so helpful, kind, and friendly! From having to pay fines or even just asking a general question everyone who I have interacted with has been very helpful! The story times are also very wonderful! Amy who reads to the kids is always so positive, fun, and outgoing allowing the kids to really get into the story and songs to have a great time! They have story time two days every week & they are always so great! I definitely would recommend if you have a little one to check out the story times! What's also great about this library is that it is apart of the Cumberland County Libraries! So if you want a specific book, but it's at a different location you can still request it because of being apart of the county libraries! Definitely check this library out if you haven't!