Sandstone High schools…read moreand towers The Gale Free Library is a stunning and amazing building indeed. The building is actually called The Damon Memorial Building and until 1926 housed both the high school and the library. The high school received it's own building and the Gale Library took over the entire building. The library is made of lovely granite from local quarries with brown sandstone trim and the roof is black and red slate from the state of Maine. The library was designed by the famous Boston architect Stephen Earle in the Romanesque Revival Style and even includes a clock tower. The money for the library was donated by Sam and Susan Damon Gale and was opened in 1888. This was the great era of library building and the inside is as impressive as the outside. A stunning and wonderful building, libraries like this will never be built again.

Perhaps I miss understood the situation. I only relaying what my son told me. I believe may be the…read moreday that she asked him to go elsewhere to read perhaps it was busy, which would explain asking him to go to a more private area. We still go here in the librarians have been great event tolerated my sometimes noisy baby in the play area.

Chill little park in the downtown Stoneham. They have benches and down aderonak chairs to sit on…read moreplus a gazebo. Close to a few a few coffee shops and an ice cream shop as well.

This is a small but nice park. There are long benches so you can sit more than six feet away from…read moresomeone and talk to them. Beware the ones under trees as a caterpillar may fall on your head. There is also a roofed gazebo which is good in case of rain. There is free parking for 2 hours. Everything is clean. There are no restrooms or portable toilets.

Awesome police department. Thanks so much for your help today. Recovered my vehicle. With no…read moreproblem whatsoever. I cannot express my Gratitude. Stay Safe and God Bless you all.

Belongings were stolen from the place I currently live in…read more I filled a police report. The police officer was courteous and empathetic. You can withdraw the police report from Monday to Friday from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the police station. Police reports aren't automatically released. You will have to ask for it. If my stolen goods were to be recovered, I will give them five stars.

A wooly example of fine folklore in rural Massachusetts. While its fleece is no longer white as…read moresnow, this charming little lamb in this charming little quintessential New England town square is a photo-worthy stop between good eats and beautiful scenery. It is terrific that the town erected and keeps this nursery-rhyme-inspired statue as a reminder of the innocence this lamb represents, from a bygone time in America's youth. This little lambie pie is easily missed and hidden by a hedge, if you are too busy ogling the architecture all around. Put the 1835 Town Hall on your GPS and then look across the street to the modest green at Main/Park streets. Here we are, following the lamb instead of the other way around. Mary would be very happy.

A statue of a lamb. To commemorate that famous day that Mary Sawyer walked time school and her…read morelittle pet lamb followed her. What's not to love??? Located right in Sterling center on the common. Ample roadside parking. If you love roadside kitsch, worth the short detour off 190.

This review is as a tourist in the City of Worcester. We were wandering the Common behind this…read morebeautiful building. I looked up some information about the structure online where I learned a few things such as the balcony out front was where the Mayor would address the citizens before the time of radio. I also found out there is a star on the sidewalk out front where a messenger riding from Philadelphia to Boston with a copy of the Declaration of Independence stopped in Worcester for a rest. He stood on that spot and read out the new declaration to the citizens of Worcester. History indeed! With hope that we could visit the interior, I stepped inside and asked the security guards if there was any information about the building that a tourist like me could read and see. With a smile one of the guards said absolutely! We signed in to their system, got visitor badges, had my bag searched and then the security guard gave us a quick rundown of the first floor. Here the walls and floor are original to the building which was constructed in 1898. He noted updates have been kept to a minimum in order to keep the building as original as possible pointing out the stone steps leading up are worn down from years of foot traffic. I love that. After a couple of other items of interest on the first floor, he told us about some other items on the floors above and sent us up to wander and explore. On the next level up, to the left of the staircase you will find a lot of information about items inside the building. Take a few minutes to read this. There are plenty of plaques throughout the building and painting of past mayors and city councilors. On the third floor you get a beautiful view of the central staircase and it's gorgeous ceiling dome. We just love the historical information we found inside and were intrigued by some of the updates that are noticeable such as the old light switches that are push-button. The elevators are lovely and it looks like the original exterior fixture that indicates the floor has had to be updated with a more modern mechanism. On our way out the guard who helped us upon entry let us know about a couple of other historical sites in town we might like. So thoughtful. Outside you will find statues and more plaques. It's a gorgeous building. Architecture plus local U.S. history. A nice stop for the tourist and locals alike.

I went here for jury duty. It was very easy to find, although traffic was heavy and it took me 1…read morehour to get there from Natick and an hour and a half to get home. As another reviewer correctly stated, parking is plentiful and free of charge. It states on their website that the court does not have Wi-Fi, but I had no difficulty navigating the internet from my cell phone which helped pass the time. Overall, everything was well organized, and as the court officer and judge promised, they did their best to get the group out of there as soon as possible.

SO I have an appeal date for an Insurance Claim... I get there & park all the way across the…read moreParking Lot & walk in - (keeping in mind it was 90' this am and Im 7+ months pregnant) I get in only to find out that CELL PHONES NEED TO BE KEPT IN YOUR CAR. So I walk ALL THE WAY back to my car and leave the phone there. Then get back in, am pointed in the direction of the stairs, where there is a BIG SIGN that says "For Insurance Appeals, please go down stairs - Take a Seat, BE PATIENT, BE QUIET,and wait to the Clerk call your name. As I get down the bottom of the stairs there are 2-4 more signs that say the same message. Then walking down the hallway and where the benches are, again 3-5 more of the same previously mentioned signs.. I sit down & as per the sign WAIT... This snotty lady comes in & begins to talk to everyone sitting there about how she couldnt find the place and all I keep thinking was "DID SHE MISS THE SIGNS" she then starts asking all about the process, and how do they know who was here next, and are our appts all the same time? Just not taking notice that NO ONE else is talking... We are all just sitting here minding our own business... So she gets up & proceeds to walk to the area where the clerk was and ask to Check In, to which she was told "Read the Signs, Go Sit Down" several minutes pass and the Clerk comes out to check us all in & starts by saying.. FOR THOSE OF YOU WHO CLEARLY DIDNT READ THE SIGNS, IM TAKING POINTS OFF YOUR APPEAL - THE SIGNS ARE HERE FOR A REASON AND MAYBE YOU SHOULD HAVE READ THEM! I agree a little harsh - but it was completely warranted as there are signs EVERYWHERE... Then when the clerk walked away, same snotty lady then comments on how Rude Clerk was & that was not needed... WTF do you expect - YOU DIDNT READ THE 1,439 signs... It was then my turn with the clerk (sat for 10 mins or so) and was told I would receive my notice in around 4 weeks. In & Out... Was cool enough in there so I was able to be comfy. Hope I dont have to spend much more time in a court house! Ample Parking and for those that cannot find this place... It is DIRECTLY across the street from Christmas Tree Shop!

Town is nice but must say the taxes are outrageous!!!! Also 109 only way for me to get to my job…read moregets jammed...sometimes a 20min drive turns into a 1-2 hour drive depending on time of day

Millis only has about 7000 people living in this town. Second it has a small footprint so you can…read morebe from one side of the town to another very quickly. It also doesn't have a ton of businesses but it DOES have the businesses that I want. Such as Roche Brothers, Verizon Wireless, CVS, Dunkin Donuts... etc. I do not find the taxes to be that high for such a small little town. It is located about five minutes from a commuter rail station and most of the roads in town are not very crowded (except for 109). Recently I have seen a lot of good updates to the town, including a new library, a new police station, and a Needham Bank Location in what was a blighted gas station. If there is crime here I haven't seen it. I actually think Mills is poised to really become one of those nice towns as it is right next to Medfield, Dover, Needham, Sherborn, and Holliston. One thing I do wish the town could work on is that most condos and apartments in the town are about 35 years old. We need new and nicer apartments / housing. Not a ton but one nice complex. I have no idea what that hideous factory is across the street from Roche Brothers but I think that land is some prime space for housing. There is a road around back that would work prefect to keep 109 traffic down.

This physically beautiful new library lacks parking spaces and makes it difficult, especially for…read moreseniors to return and pick up books. If all the spaces are taken there is no easy way a person can go inside. Plus there is no outside drop box that they previously had on the far side of the building. One can no longer drive around the building but must enter and exit from the same driveway. The parking space is almost identical as it originally was but the building is twice the size. What was anyone thinking when they designed it?

Used to love this library. However the staff have made it hard to enjoy. They're very passive…read moreaggressive and rude at times. Left the experience feeling rather sour.