Nice library with wifi that works great. I can even use my SMTP server to send emails (most…read morelibrary systems block the port) Has a DVD section, audiobooks, CDs, and more. Great activities for kids too. would like for the place to be a little larger

This is a great library! I haven't ventured too far from the children's section but I can only…read moreassume the rest of the library is just as nice. Speaking of kids section--its HUGE! My family always looks forward to going to the library to check out books! Good job guys!

Lancaster Community Library sets the bar for libraries. With an unassuming outer shell with a large…read moreparking lot, looks can be deceiving. Step inside into a large library with an ideal kids section complete with crafts and toys. They have working computers, lots of books about everything, tables, and a magazine section that keep your attention for hours. When we stopped in, Dee's Attic was set up in the lobby selling used books for only a few dollars. We left with a box of books!

I recently visited the Lancaster Community Library. Located across the street from the Kilmarnock…read moreTown Centre Park, it has an inviting setting and is well arranged inside. The wood bookshelves gave a rich feel to the library. The staff is professional and very cordial. The children's area was bright, airy, and cheerful. Beautiful artwork lined the hallway.

I visited the Calvert Library with my wife and our two granddaughters for story time, and we had…read moresuch a great experience. The staff are warm and welcoming -- they start by going around the room to meet everyone, then teach a few simple sign language signs before turning them into a fun song. After that, there's another song, and the leader talks about the months, weeks, days, the weather outside, and what season it is. Then they read a book or two and finish with a fun activity for the kids. I may have missed 1-2 things in there It's really well organized and enjoyable -- a wonderful place for families and little ones to learn and have fun together. The girls 2-3 really had a great time, afterwards we go out to the play area and they play with some off the other children that stay after. Excellent

In a small town like Prince Frederick, I would never have expected to find this gem. This is an…read moreamazing modern library! Lots of glass, wifi, tons of books, great areas for sitting and reading. Just wow! You folks are seriously in good luck here! The library is open to everyone and the wifi is free. Just ask the librarian at the desk for the credentials. You do not have to be a Prince Frederick or Calvert County resident.

We are so fortunate to have such an exceptional set of libraries in Williamsburg and James City…read moreCounty. In addition to an outstanding collection of books, the library has a theater that shows both new and old movies for free! The seating is comfortable and the screen is large. I saw Oscar-nominated Past Lives, which attracted a good size audience. It was part of their art house cafe series. There is plenty of two-hour parking onsite as well as across the street in the garage. I'll definitely go back to see more movies.

The Williamsburg Regional Library is a great place to stop by, whether you are a local or if you're…read morevisiting the area. This quaint library offers a children, teens, and adults section, with a recent addition of the Kiwanis Kids idea Studio that offers fun interactives. Look for updates on events that occur throughout the year; there are also rooms you could reserve and request a bookmobile to come to your area. There's plenty of parking, and convenient drive-by book drop-off depots. +friendly staff +plenty of parking

I enjoy going to this library because it is clean and comfortable. The staff is friendly and…read morehelpful. I like the layout as well as the book selections. I 've made use of their meeting rooms, both the large one as well as the small room. I also like that they have classes each month geared for children as well as parents.

Months ago I thought I had found a wonderful thing, as they are selling used books that are…read moreavailable for pickup at the old library building. After several purchases and great experiences, they began shorting me books from every other order. Today, they've shorted me another 3 books. Often times I'd order and pay for hardcover books but receive a paperback. I notice that the higher end or collectors editions magically are unavailable and tend to be credited back to your payment method. I'm done with them. Tried to support the library system and feel a bit taken advantage of.

We absolutely love the James City County library. It's a first class library that's personable and…read morecomfortable. In addition to books, they have lots and lots of DVDs, and a children's section, which includes an area to play. The children's section has its own glass door so the kiddos can enjoy themselves without the noise traveling to the other parts of the library. I love how the library staff arrange books they recommend and new titles so you can easily find them. They also have a terrific borrowing program with other libraries. Plus, if they cannot obtain a title for you, then,au often purchase it to add to their collection. When you enter the building foyer, there often are seeds and plant clippings to take at no charge. It's a great way to share plants! Another good aspect of the library is that it's open every day! Parking is plentiful.

I have lived here 8 years and never visited this library. My loss. I recently got a library card…read moreand I am glad I did. I use the Libby app mostly to get audio books. We have a good selection to choose from. The library itself is very nice. The huge kids section is perfect for your little ones and is closed off from the rest of the library via large glass wall and doors. This is great for keeping the happy kid noises down. I was very supervised at the huge DVD and music section in this library. Too bad I no longer have a means to play them at home. The history section is quite large as one might expect in this historical town. The display sections for new and promoted books are very nicely managed. There are plenty of comfy spots to sit and read too. WRL has a lot to offer for everyone. Even my picky, science fiction, nerdy self.

Stopped in here to check it out on a visit to Hague. It's a really nice library considering it's…read morein the middle of nowhere! The staff were very friendly and there was an extensive array of books. We also were impressed by the events & activities that the Rappahannock library system has - some of which take place at this location in Hague. And the building itself seemed relatively new and in nice shape. We would definitely visit again in the future.

This is a great local library. The staff always make themselves available and are very helpful…read morewith any "needs", from making a photocopy to finding specific books. They've created an inviting space and I appreciate that the hours extend to 8pm most weeknights, making it easy to access day and evening.

Finally!! Book drop off and curbside pick-up is starting…read more Book drop open on 10 June. Curbside pick-up 22 June. Material will be quarantined for three days. You'll need to schedule the pick-up on the website starting 17 June.

Swem is the sort of place you can't really appreciate until it's not fifty steps from your…read moredoorstep. When you're a college student, you take your library for granted, sometimes -- hey, it's just a place to check out books and make copies and use the computers, right? It's not until you have that diploma in your hand that you realize what you had for four years: a fantastic, state-of-the-art center for knowledge that has an incredible number of resources all under one roof: historic artifacts, an efficient printmaking service, a kick-ass multimedia center, friendly and knowledgable staff, comfortable places to "read and relax," multiple quiet rooms (and noisy floors), independent study spaces, tons of DVDs, and more. Swem knows what it's doing, ladies and gentlemen, and that's even without funding out the wazoo like your hoity-toity private school down the interstate might enjoy. If you're looking for a place to work, study, or play, Swem is it. It's without a doubt the premier university library I've encountered and one of the most, if not the most, essential buildings on the William & Mary campus. ¡Viva Swem!

The employees in Reeder Mwdia Center stayed late so that I could fully export my project from Adobe…read morePremiere. Also showed me how to use the program. Thanks!

Cute little library with friendly staff. I stopped in to check out their used books for sale and…read moremanaged to find six books of interest. A deal at 50 cents each.

Decent library with Internet access, a quaint selection of books, and very friendly/knowledgeable…read morestaff. I enjoy walking around the surrounding neighborhood. It's a quiet community and as such, an equally quiet library. It's charmingly peaceful.