What a beautiful library in the heart of downtown Stillwater. Not sure if it's historical but it…read moreappears to be. Has the cutest little parking lot on the lower level of the building. Don't miss the entrance! That's also where you go to return books. They have a great kids section with its own kid restroom! A young mom must have. They have a cute room for a monthly arts and craft area...this month it's a pretend ice cream shop. Maybe we go here too often but the selection of young kid books isn't as robust. They also always have a monthly scavenger hunt for the kiddos with a sticker surprise. They also have a cool magna-tiles light up table. And a cute check out area in the kids section. Summer hours on the weekends are not as frequent as the winter due to the nice weather.

Originally a Carnegie Library (1902) with the original historic library adjoining newer additions…read more It's worth a visit just to view the river from the outdoor rooftop Johnson Terrace & the Upper Level Gallery (featuring local artists & interests). Free parking ramp is built next to the library, if you choose not to park in the street. Their Used Book Sale area is worth a quick peruse too!

They have all your needs from academics to leisure. Always a pleasure coming here and getting…read moresmarter.

From the owner: The library will serve as the intellectual commons of the university where diverse ideas across…read moredisciplines are investigated, explored and exchanged.

A great small town library, they have knowledgeable staff, a nice collection, and free WiFi…read more Located in the Baldwin Municipal Center, it is a handy location with plenty of parking. It shares the building with the Senior Center, village hall and the police station.

We just moved to Minnesota and are so excited to be apart of this public library. You can check out…read morean unlimited amount of movies, games, and books with ability to renew up to 2 times. I'm so excited. 1 hour free parking before 5pm in the parking garages. Otherwise, free after 5pm and free on the weekends. This will be my new favorite place!

Been here twice and I'm in love. One of the best public libraries I've been to. It's truly a gem. I…read moresee myself going back a lot more to study and read. The staff is very helpful. Definitely one of my favorite spots in Rochester so far! I parked in the civic center stitcher which was about $7.50 for 5 hours. It's free after 5. I believe their hours are short on weekends (close at 1.30pm!).

Five stars is comparing it to small-town libraries. Yay! Five stars for a friendly small town…read morelibrary with evening hours and open on Mondays and Saturdays! Nice-sized library for a small town (not huge, not tiny), lots of sitting places, decent selection of newspapers and magazines national and local, nice desks with outlets for laptops, teen area, manga for my daughter :), very helpful, friendly librarians, fast easy reliable wifi connection from my laptop, my out-of-state teen daughter was allowed to use internet on their computer (not so in a small town we stopped at in Wisconsin), free public parking. I'm definitely a fan of how much sitting area they have for people and all the outlets available. Love it. Thank you Red Wing.

Great library for such a small town! Loved the layout, reading spaces, comfortable chairs, quiet…read morerooms, resources, used books for sale and staff. Needed a private room for a 30-minute phone meeting and staff were so accommodating. VERY, very impressed!

Friendly staff a little small but comfortable. Needs a little more air circulation in the computer…read morework room

Nice place very clean very quiet. I did not get the chance…read moreto check the books in the service but relaxing here sitting and reading the newspaper they have for free downstairs was very relaxing to me. I believe I saw parking behind the building but I don't know if it was free or not. Definitely worth checking..

Is there anything better than a public library? Where you can get FREE books, movies, magazine,…read moreaudio...the list goes on. When I got my card after moving to Hudson, I knew life would get better and it did. Staff was friendly from the get go but during the lockdown, their calls and efforts to get me my books is even more appreciated. You know they are working overtime for what is not the world's highest paying job. The building is nice although I don't know when I'll next get in it. My books now come available for pick up in a brown paper sack...May you always be open HPL, may your staff stay healthy and thanks for all you do!

I used to come here often to work/study in the common areas. Love the greenery and being surrounded…read moreby the sound of water! Plus Kowalski's is nearby if you need a snack. Nice spaces outdoors to walk around in too!

Currently there is construction around the library but it is still open. The bathrooms are only…read moreaccessible by going outside & around to the next door (they are working on this!) Helpful staff here.

This is a really nice library ! Since my library in Hudson…read morehas been closed since a storm damaged it earlier this year, I've been going here. The Gallery has been a source of amazing exhibits over the years. I've visited a Space exhibit, a wedding dress exhibit ( dresses from the late 1800's to the mid 1900's) and in September, an exhibit about the immigrants in New York City's slums in the 1880's.

River Falls has a fairly good library. Like most libraries it has books, but here there is more…read morethan meets the eye. The whole downstairs is a goddamn art gallery! Given the works are almost all the time created by grade schoolers, sometimes you'll see something cool. I don't expect any art thieves to rob the library anytime soon, but I could believe that they'd visit to make use of the excellent resources and internet. One star off for the lack of hot librarians.