Love the Clark County Library and the services provided. Did you know that you can check out a…read morebicycle, or a blood pressure meter? 3-D printer and sound booth? The librarians in the Linsky Room are patient and knowledgeable. We love the special programs and events like the summer reading challenge. Bonus: Clean restrooms!

GEM in the crown of downtown Springfield!! This main branch rivals libraries of cities…read moredouble/triple the size!! Well organized, attentive, informed staff, great selections, and quick, easy access to just about any materials available near or far. Great programs for seniors, children, and anyone in-between. Added bonus? It's just across the tracks (!!) from the Farmer's Market, so come early on a Saturday mornings during the summer/early fall, take in the best of Springfield's local flavors (including an amazing coffee from Un Mundo Cafe at the Heritage Center!!) then head over to the library and lose yourself in "the stacks!!"

This place is impressive for a city the size of London, Ohio. There was a lot more here than I had…read moreimagined. Frankly, I figured I'd be in and out in about 15 to 20 minutes, but I was there about an hour. A few qualms first: A few of the displays were pretty messy and didn't look as professionally done as you would typically see in a museum. Some parts of the museum had the feel of an antiques mall as it looked a little disheveled. I'd rather see less but have it displayed better for a better effect. One last thing, they need more signage and descriptions for what these items are. The good and the great: In the main museum, there are different scenes, a parlor, a dentist's office, wartime, Indian artifacts, sports, quilting, general history and a library. The Society's President, Ned DeCamp, greeted me and offered to give me the grand tour which I accepted. His great grandfather by the way, was the dentist who's artifacts were on display. Ned told me he actually had dental work done in the chair on display and had x-rays done with that very x-ray machine. Very cool to have a personal connection to history. Also impressive is the fact that there are two real store fronts and the insides of the business are in the museum. These are real, not reproductions folks. The bank from Sedalia and the Tobacco shop from the corner of High and Main in London are on display for all to see how life was in the late 1800's to early 1900's One thing on display I certainly did no expect to see was the cupola from the Madison County Courthouse which was damaged during the 1974 tornado ( the same one that devastated Xenia Ohio ). The second building contains the above mentioned bank, a 1920's touring car, farm equipment, a cool prototype of an unmanned helicopter and other miscellaneous stuff. On the grounds are a couple log cabins, Ned was gracious enough to show me the top floor (closed to the public) of the two story one. There's also Jonathan Alder's cabin on site. You will also find, a caboose, a late 1800's train station, a blacksmith's shop and a one room school house. All of which are on display and have been saved from being forever lost. If you are a history buff and are in the area, it's worth checking out. It's free by the way, but feel free to leave a little something in the donation box as you leave. You got your money's worth. TIP: They are open limited hours so call ahead to make sure they are open.

I had heard this place was nice, but seriously, for a fairly small local historical society this is…read moreas good as it gets. They were in the midst of decorating for Christmas but eagerly answered my questions and showed me around. There is a main building with rooms organized into "scenes," another large building with farm equipment, etc., a schoolhouse, a couple of cabins, a train depot... Each seem well-preserved and organized, and there is lots of information about all aspects of local history. Pretty impressive.

As far as libraries go this is one of my least favorite visits…read more The book drop is almost hidden from view as a first timer, I needed to ask where to drop off my books. The kids section has a nice open space to do reading times but it is not a separate room so checking out books during a reading time could be distracting. The library is not very large and is not aesthetically pleasing. I felt like they crammed the books in to as much space as possible. The private parking lot was full as was much of the open spots around the building. A few positives are the amount of comfortable seats in this place. The staff is very friendly and there is street parking right outside the front door. It seems Grove City needs to build a bigger library for the growth of the city. I was a little shocked at how small it was. This space just felt crammed.

This library is a beautiful addition to downtown Grove City. The children's area is very appealing…read moreand I take my granddaughter there often. The architecture is lovely with a two story view from the front that shows colorful light fixtures and hanging sculptures. Staff is super friendly and helpful. I am very proud of our library.

The village of Cedarville was under a "boil water" notice. I…read morestopped in while riding the Ohio to Erie Trail and the super kind librarians offered me a bottled water & tangerines! The library was quiet, cool & well stocked for a village library!

Beautiful Library, kind and helpful workers there! Ms…read more Nancy, Head Librarian, does a great job, there at this Library! We enjoyed the recent Historical Presentation, organized and set-up by Ms. Nancy! Ms. Nancy set-up beautiful tea cups and plates, and napkins and hot tea and cupcakes, for delicious desserts! Ms. Nancy works very hard and her presentations bring History alive and vibrant to us, all! A Volunteer, Ms. Leslie, did a beautiful job, hard work, detailed research, on The Brave Women Of The Revolutionary War, and The Tea Party, bringing History alive, in an educational and fun manner! Ms. Leslie wore a great looking Woman's Revolutionary Dress/Costume, looking like she had just step out of a Traveling Time Machine! Ms. Leslie brought delicious home made cookies from a old recipe from that time era, of that time during The Revolutionary War time! Thank you so much to Ms. Nancy and to all the library workers there, and to great volunteers, like Ms. Leslie, who does detailed Historical research, and brings History alive to all of us!! Thank you Ms. Nancy and Volunteer Ms. Leslie!! Mrs. Eileen Brown US NAVY Veteran March 24, 2026

Just a few minutes from downtown Columbus. I did my National Development Council training here in…read moreJune of 2019. Specifically, the Chester C. Christie Training Center downstairs. The center accommodated about 60 of us in a conference room with multiple overhead screens. The visuals were fairly hi-tech because we were able to see the excel spreadsheets from the laptop as well as the instructor's written notes as she was writing, displayed on a television screen. A more modern version of the overhead projector. The room divides by partition for smaller groups. Bathrooms are readily accessible. Snacks and coffee were provided daily. The security check was a hassle but a nice touch as they want to kept people safe. Nearby restaurant options were not the best. If you're going to have an event there, I recommend catered lunch. Center stays open until 6 weekdays. Parking in the rear of building accessible from both sides. Historic Georgian Revival three story building with a good deal of space for most events. Not near many hotels but not very far- I can recommend one if you're interested.

Like how this place treats frauditors. Kult news is fake news with a fake mic. He has mental health…read moreissues. And treats his women like his personal dog. He has no first amendment right to film on postal property. There is now case law on this now. And these cases proves that kult news is wrong about poster 7. But that's what you get when you only have a 5th grad education. Look up WIGGINTON VS UNITED STATES POSTAL SERVICE and THE PEOPLE VS WIGGINTON. Both these cases proves frauditors can't read poster 7 and they don't have a first amendment right to film on postal property. Because it's not a public space but a limited public space. Kult news knows nothing about the constitution or his rights. He only thinks he does. He is nothing but a diaper boy poster child looking for attention. I mommy and daddy didn't give him enough attention when he was growing up so now he is so desperate for the attention. He is also in love with himself. Hells knows what that lady see in him. I guess she must have mental issues and I'm sure he is a woman beater just like most frauditors are. If your in his video since he posted for commercial use you now have the right to go after him to be compensated a % of what the video made. But even if you get a judgement how do you get water out of a stone. So if your in his video you can also exercise your right to not be in his dumb youtube video. What you do is go to the channel KULT NEWS and there you can report the video. And what you do is give the video a privacy complaint and let youtube know he didn't have your premision to post your images or your voice. They will make him take the video down or take you of the video. But if your a worker of this post office also share this with others next door that's in the video. So they can also give him a privacy complaint. This way he won't make a penny off your images. And trust me it works. He have had lots of videos taken down from others in frauditors videos . If you see kult news again instead of calling the police, call belveiw to let them know you have one of there customers filming in your business and that he is pretending he is a journalist with a fake mic.

Knowledgeable, helpful and friendly staff. Quickly processed my transaction with no issues. Tim…read moreand Emma always take care of me. Definitely recommend using this location for all your shipping needs. Also, USPS shipping services are cheaper than UPS or FedEx.

(In poem form) The…read morelibrary in Yellow Springs Is lovely and fun to peruse. Plus it smells much better than Other libraries I've used It's selection is fantastic, The librarians are sweet But even more impressive The computer screens are all clean There is a huge selection, Of books for kids and tots Plus programming and Lego nights And arts and crafts and other stuff but none of it rhymes with "tots," so I'll just say: Excellent library, helpful staff, great selection, fantastic for kids and teens, lots of use after school and good during the day to get work done - plus lovely little touches like a community puzzle and a constantly filled schedule of events. Note the hour difference between winter and summer.

Quiet and the staff are friendly. Outside has beautiful gardens and trees. Great library all around.read more

Easy checking procedure…read more Library is fun looking for children and has stacks for adults as well Used book sale is very reasonable too!