I'm so glad I had to be here right now!…read more I was happy to get a grand tour. Such a gorgeous building and everything is so beautiful beautifully displayed!! Seats are very comfortable. And I'm so grateful to the hospitality of the staff here. I got to ask lots of questions and I was well cared for!!

Beautiful, clean, quiet library in an old large home. Meticulously decorated. Plenty of space to…read moresit and read or research.

Not sure if it was a full moon today or just the normal time for weirdos, but got there around 3pm…read moreon a Monday and it's like a bus of weirdos let off and they all filed in. The bathroom looked like Walmart with all the derelicts in there. There were some floating around the library also... and it's not even Halloween ^

We came here at the end of our PA trip and our daughter absolutely loved it. The room in the back…read moreis a great place to explore and pretend - there are a full town worth of children's sized buildings including: a market, a car garage, a trailer, a firehouse, a post office, and a school. In addition to the buildings they have dress up items for the children as well.?A very family friendly library; we will 100% come back whenever we go

Friendly, fast, accommodating staff unlike at most other post offices. The town and surrounding…read morearea are gorgeous.

Hardworking employees. Kind and helpful Post Master. Crowded parking lot. Wawa customers should not…read morepark in the USPS parking lot.

Multiple levels of books. Top floor has children books. The books that are presented at the…read moreentrance is usually trying to push an political agenda. There is a play area for the kids, which is nice. The kids and parents get to interact with each other. Large spacious aisles. It good for a government place.

If only I had this amazing library growing up!! Books, media, Makerspace, and Library of Things!…read more Programs for ages and interests. Bravo HCL

Arrived here Friday after Thanksgiving to a sign that says 'closed'... so went out of my way for…read morenothing.

No matter when I come to this branch, everyone is so kind and accommodating, They greet you when…read moreyou come in and answer any and all questions. I don't live in the area, but make the drive because of the employees.

Charge for everything. Make the problem the residents. Provide the least service possible. That…read moreshould be there motto. Permit application: When they tell you 21 working days, thing 3 months.

I recently had to come here for some real estate information and just want to say how nice and…read morehelpful everyone was.

The new (2015) county courthouse for Bucks is located on North Main Street, Doylestown. It sits…read moreright across the street from the old court house that is now the Bucks County Administration Building. Although quite modern in design, it maintains its historic roots to the founding of the county and many of its oldest municipalities by William Penn, by providing artwork indigenous to the 17th-18th centuries, most beautifully the Moravarian Tile Works ceramics depicting scenes from those early days. The building houses the Court of Common Pleas, the trial level court in PA, County Sheriff, District Attorney, Probation Department, court administrator and the jury assembly room. The other row offices (Human Services, Recorder of Deeds, Recorder of Wills) remain across Main Street in the old courthouse/admin building. As an attorney I am a regular visitor to the Justice Center. Sitting on the hillside facing the northern vistas of Bucks, it is a beautiful building, well suited for its purpose. It is sufficiently spacious, attractive and comfortable for litigants, counsel and those employed by Bucks. The brick and slate front courtyard sets off the red/orange brick facade well, leading to the two story entrance foyer where security runs smoothly for the most part. I am here today to meet my civic obligation to appear for jury duty(no photos allowed). Doubtful I will be selected to sit on a trial jury due to my profession, but stranger things have happened, especially when there are several trials scheduled and the earlier starting trials are empaneled and there are fewer candidates available for trials starting later in the day. Happy to serve. PS. Turned out that no trials started today and we were all dismissed at 12:10 pm. We all get paid $9 per day for the honor, an inflationary improvement over the two bucks offered when I started practicing. That's cool. After all, it is not about the money.

How is it that my priority letter that is supposed to go to Lawrenceville NJ ended up in Queens NY ?read more

This US post office is okay. Majority of the time, they only have two people working behind the…read morecounter. Rare occasions, it's three people. They're friendly. The male staff who work there is friendlier. The line can get long, like most post office. They open 8am but don't open the door until 8:05am. Still go 10 minutes early since there are a few people waiting at the lobby for the door to open.