Very friendly and knowledgeable staff. Cute local library with local events throughout the year.read more

Carrier library is currently undergoing a huge renovation that will increase the size and scope…read more I worked here for several years as a student putting the magnetic security strips in the new books that came in for about $2.13 an hour. The stacks at the library are legendary and somewhat spooky late at night. I spent many a late night here at the last minute studying and writing papers. Library staff are friendly and helpful and you can find nearly anything you need here. There is also an online database to help with searching and most items can be found digitally now. If you don't know or can't find something - be sure to ask the staff, they're happy to help and will save you a lot of time bc this place is huge.

The library a short walk from downtown and the university is an older building, but quite pleasant…read more It had a lot of community service type postings. There were enough places to sit and charge a device, but there were also actual written materials so I guess libraries are still a thing.

This is a great library branch for a small town. Dedicated staff, nice selection, strong computer…read moresystem. It fits Staunton, and the programs also reflect that.

This is a small library, but there's plenty of books to be found. It's also a good place to…read moreresearch the history of Luray and Page County.

Broadway is a great place to live and an excellent place to raise a family. I've lived in B'way for…read more25 years. Most people will go out of their way to help you if you need help! Broadway is family and friend oriented. It's a small town with a big heart!

Reviewing town of broadway because I can't review broadway post office. Absolute garbage. They have…read morethe worst customer service in the world. They're mail people are dog shit. Literally. They're lazy, they make mistakes almost everyday and they put that they do my pickups when they don't. Would be no stars if that was possible. Absolutely garbage garbage garbage. Will do all my business with Harrisonburg post office from no on..

Traveling north on Rt. 11 we came to another nondescript small brick post office in the village of…read moreMount Crawford - population 444! Mt. Crawford was first settled in the 1720's, but became incorporated in 1835. There's a lovely historical landmark estate here called the Grattan House also known as Contentment. It's not far from Harrisonburg and is a tiny town with few businesses. The flags out front always alert me to these diminutive post offices in small "hamlets" which catch my attention and I have to stop to check them out! A bulletin board boasted various community events and they put up a bit of fall decor to brighten the place up. Inside was tidy and the clerk, Crystal , at the front desk was pleasant. Hours: 9-12, 1-4 M-F, 10-12 Sat

Very helpful with last minute situation before closing after an issue with my address!read more

Mandy, the sub post master, was a plethora of information! She was extremely helpful and gave me a…read morelist of other nearby post offices for me to explore. This cute little A frame post office in Lacey Spring was set on a high foundation with a ramp leading to the door, the porch, and has a cool sign out front. Inside was simple and clean, not many shipping supplies in stock. Lacey Spring is an unincorporated village, some research I found called it a neighborhood, with a population so small or insignificant that the census bureau doesn't include them in its census, and may be included in Harrisonburg's population. All my digging found 0 information on the population. There are several historical markers in town, and the sign indicating that you've arrived in this area is a hoot! It was misspelled Lacey Springs instead of Lacey Spring so there's a line through the last S! We got a kick out of that! I guess they didn't want to spring for a new sign! If you're traveling through Rockingham County, on Rt. 11, through these gorgeous mountains, this tiny post office is with a peek! Hours M-F 12:30-4:30 Saturday 9-10:45

Sweet Historical Town outside of Luray that we stumbled on after seeing Meem's Covered Bridge. It's…read moreright up the road on Route 11 . ( S. Congress St.)The town has a unique architectural heritage . A number of buildings still reflect the simplicity of its early German settlers . They have a walking tour where the historical buildings are identified by a brass plaque . Most are private residences. They ask that you please respect the privacy of the home owner . The street is also lined with antique shops , food and dining , and arts and entertainment . Also a store owner said that possibly a tea room may be opening up . That would be Tea-Riffic . It was pretty quiet as we were visiting in February. I'm sure this place is hoping in the Spring - Fall. If your in the Shenandoah River area don't miss taking a stroll down this Historical street . Take a step back in time and imagine all the people who have walked down this very street. Imagine how life has changed over the years with renovations and new structures. It's a great place to slow your pace and take a wonder walk.