What a wonderful experience! I wasn't sure what to expect and honestly didn't have the highest…read morehopes when I first decided to stop by! When I first pulled in, they had a pretty large free parking garage which was super helpful! They have numerous rooms for meeting spaces, lots of computers, and multiple info. desk areas where people are available to help you if you need it. They also have a lot of resources for audiobooks online. The only issue is some of them can take a while to become available...Overall, I am a little bit sad I am just now coming to visit this library! I feel like I have been missing out! You can use the printers with a library card for 10 free prints a day (they are $0.15 each so up to $1.50/day). I will say just like with any place you need to be aware of your surroundings! There were a couple of times I was making sure I kept an eye out, but luckily there are a lot of people around as well as a security guard that makes his rounds. This made me feel super safe! The restrooms were also relatively clean!

Great library in downtown WS. Friendly staff, good election of books available most of the time…read more Easy pickup and return. Plus a coffe shop on site, plenty out parking, multiple levels and areas to work, and tons of monthly events for everyone at all their locations.

We come here for the Wednesday children's program because it is top notch! The teacher they have is…read moreso engaging and thoughtful in all that she offers. Her presence is such a joy and you can tell she really loves children. Throughout the music and movement portion, along with story time, your child will be introduced to basic concepts such as ABC's, colors and numbers, arts and crafts, dancing, songs, foreign language and more. The consistency and repetition helps the child remember the songs so they can participate more easily. It's very hands on and thoughtfully planned. We have noticed a big growth in attendance over the last few months so it can be a bit overwhelming when the class has reached full capacity. I recommend getting there early, if you can, to ensure you have a spot. It's that popular!! I really wish Forsyth county library would model their story time after this, I feel like this should be the standard and as a result more children would be thriving. Having the exposure to a bilingual teacher who teaches Spanish in a fun way has been so appreciated. The children section of the library itself is separated and offers toys for the children to play with. It's organized in a way that makes it easy to find books and the staff is super friendly and accommodating. The only thing different in this county vs. Forsyth, is if you wanted something printed you will need to be prepared to pay, whereas in Forsyth county, your first 10 pages are free. Their sensory garden, which was opened within the last year, really fell short in my opinion as to what I was expecting. Sometimes it seems like people who design these things have no experience with what we are truly in need of or what's developmentally appropriate or helpful for engagement of the senses. It's a big flop, we visited it one time and that was enough. Doesn't help that there is no shade and it's next to a loud busy road. Not much or a garden experience either. Just hot pieces of metal and plastic to look at that feels more artistic than sensory. You'll see what I mean if you visit. Overall the classes are where it's at, not just for children but adults too! So come here for that if you want to participate in free offerings and meet like minded people in your community!

I visited for a free community cooking class. I'm glad I did because I had no clue how nice this…read morelibrary was. They offer so many provisions for the community. They have a great collection of books, movies, and so much more. They have community events posted everywhere so if you're looking for things to do, you could find something. The staff was extremely friendly and kind. I'd definitely visit again.

I visited the Jamestown Public Library after I decided that I wanted to begin reading again. I had…read morenot been to a library in years and I was very skeptical about the selection this historic building would have. I was very pleasantly surprised! I stopped by one evening and as soon as I walked in it was like going back in time in the best way possible. This building is absolutely beautiful inside and out. I was helped by the library manager, Jim, and he was very friendly and helpful. He explained that the building was built in 1915 and was originally a school for the area. After being used for years it was almost torn down, but the alumni saved it from destruction and it was turned into a public library. There is a big array of books in all different genres and subjects. I saw some new releases I want to read as well as classics and everything in between. It was great to explore what they had in such a peaceful and beautiful setting. Jim let me know about book clubs they have, children's story times and that they offer e-Books, DVDs, and audiobooks too. He was very helpful and informative. I was able to make my selection and was given my own library card and saw that they still use the nostalgic stamps when you check your books out! I left with my book, my new library card, and a new excitement for reading!

Came here on a Wednesday morning to get out of the house and apply to jobs. I live at the edge of…read moreHigh Point so it was only 12 minutes from my home which is a good location. There are three things that I pay attention to when visiting a library, (1) the WiFi, (2) service to patrons, & (3) sitting space. As far as Jamestown Public Library fares, (1) the WiFi was shoddy. I had to reconnect at least 5x (which didn't take long but still), (2) the receptionist halfway spoke to me when I walked in so the service was "meh." I later saw other librarians who asked if I needed help so that was nice. Lastly, (3) I sat in the corner at a table. The area had ok lighting and there were plugs available for my computer and phone. It's important to not that library is sort of old fashioned so don't expect too much.

We have been enjoying this branch of the Forsyth Libraries. They have a great kids area and kids…read moreactivities. The staff is very friendly.

This is a pretty cool small library with a few tables and small cubbies where you can sit…read moreunfettered by noise in the main area. Upon entrance to the library, there is a small hallway where you can purchase old books and magazines too. I picked up 3 Spanish-themed magazines to help me brush up on Spanish and they were just $.25 a piece. Talk about a great deal. Stop by and check it out sometime. Libraries are too underused in this day and age and it's free for the public!

Meh- nice staff but very small selection- I think the Kernersville branch has a lot more to…read moreoffer...I never find the books I want and more often than not have left with something I have already read because I can't find anything else!

Nice library, clean and orderly, inviting surroundings........ but very insolent help at desk…read more Attitude and manners were rude and discouraging. Will go elsewhere.

The best passport office around! It took me more time to drive there than to get my app processed…read more Check in online ahead of time. They get you in and out in about 15 minutes.

The absolute worst nursing program in America…read more Very unprofessional, known for producing cheaters on the NCLEX, professors do not teach, and give back to back 100 questions exams, pop quizzes and expects students to score above 80%. If you fail one exam you are out of the program and they take your money and you're not allowed to be readmitted to the program. Do not invest your time, resources, or energy in pursuing WSSU Nursing program.

Attending GTCC Jamestown was one of the best experiences of my life! The professors in the…read moreAccounting, Finance, and Business courses were the best!! Not just in their knowledge of the material and the subjects they taught but they also cared about each of their students personally and would and will help in any way they can. I'm a non-traditional student meaning I am older than most of my peers (actually most of the professors as well) but I felt welcomed just the same. I just graduated with an Associates in Applied Science Accounting and Finance. I also volunteered in the GTCC Foundation and that experience changed the whole direction that I want my next career to go in. I would highly recommend GTCC Jamestown for anyone wanting to improve their lives and who would like to help others as well. There are many clubs that students can join and some are all about serving others. I did have some negative experiences with staff at the college including the Titan Link Office, the Tutoring Center and the Library, but I think my experience was unusual, on the other hand the Bookstore has EXCELLENT CUSTOMER SERVICE and the staff in the Financial Aid Office helped me in ways I never imagined they could. I hope your experience can be as exceptional as mine was!

Clown show I will never recommend such a horrible school ,mean staff members who clearly have…read morehideous attitudes ,like I did something to them its like they hire anyone from the streets to work at that school and I'm always at fault when sometimes I did nothing wrong i feel its not fair, I feel its impossible to graduate because they're not there to help me succeed but to purposely pull me down when they find a reason not to like me wouldn't ever want to go back

We were looking to get a library card to check out books and use the online services that most…read morelibraries offer, such as music and movies. For some reason even though this branch has been around since dirt was invented it was not on Yelp. We walked in and talked to the librarians who, when we told them we wanted to get library cards, perked up and were very excited. It was nothing to get the cards, we showed our IDs selected an online PIN, and gave an email address. We got the cards and walked around to see a few authors that I had read in the past and wanted to see about getting into them again as well as a lot of DVDs to check out if you wanted. There was a kids section as well for those who have young ones and a few computers and printers. When we were wandering I saw this box with the author that I was interested in reading his books again and it said (his name and $5.00). I called to the libarian and she said that patrions will donate books for sale. I asked, where are the books?" and she said that box, so I said oh they are $5.00 each and she said no, the whole box....what the what...!!!! I bought the box of course and it had 10 hardback books in great condition and only two I had read....bargain...! Who knew you could find things like this at a library. Anyway I am in process of setting up my online accounts so I get the music and other items offered for free.

I had the opportunity to visit this location today because I wanted to vote during the early voting…read moreseason. To my surprise they were not very busy and I was able to go inside and vote in only about twenty minutes. I liked the ease of this experience and will come back again to browse the items that are avaible here on a daily basis.

I just went to file a paper with the register of deeds. The people were surprisingly friendly. I…read morewas expecting run-of-the-mill bureaucratic hostility. If you have some extra time, you can take a peruse of the mini museum that is visible as soon as you walk in the building, on the left. It was an unexpected treat.