The best library ever i love the store the staff is very friendly and knowledgeable and kind and…read moreloving sweet i absolutely amazing thank you for your support to the community schools devotion i appreciate it so much your hard work sweet and amazing incredible person and thank you so much for everything you all are amazing and unbelievable remarkable people you all deserve raises hugs From Lauren

The children's library is well appointed with books, games, crafts and puzzles. They also offer a…read morevariety of specialty classes and programs. The story time program is top notch at this location. Mr. Andy and Mrs. Marcia are talented at keeping little readers engaged through stories and songs. If you are searching for a great way to supplement an at home introduction to literature and music this library is a great place to start.

Recently, Jeff Gray, a kind and quiet activist and first amendment auditor who has a YouTube…read morechannel with hundreds of thousands of subscribers, stood with his handmade sign that says, 'God Bless the Homeless Vets'... not panhandling or being loud an obnoxious... outside the library. On public land, totally legal. Sarah, the manager at the library told him he wasn't wanted and he must be at least 50 feet away, across the street. He respectfully told her that he was on public land and that he was fine were he was. She sent security out to tell him to leave. He stayed. A gaggle of 'Karens' came out to tell him how wrong he was and one called 911, lying to the operator by saying he was getting loud, though he was the quietest one there. The police came, and informed the library staff that they were wrong and that Jeff was right, that he didn't have to leave just because they didn't like the way he looked or his message, 'God Bless Homeless Vets'. Betcha none of them served our country as they look down upon others who have. Maybe they should read the Constitution there at the library. You embarrassed yourself, Sarah, for all to see. Here is the video, and please notice the kindness that was bestowed on Jeff by a caring resident before Sarah and the Karen gagglers entered the chat. Sarah, you are not a king or tyrant but a public servant. Learn. Grow. Do better. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qqa-GH46xbw

Art by the…read moreocean The Anastasia Island Public Library is a small library that is part of the St. John's Country library system. Actually part of St Augustine, it is somewhat isolated from the city and is on Anastasia island A library that is very mundane and boring seen from the outside, it becomes simply stunning once you start to look around the interior. Incredible birdhouses, lighthouses, fantastic scenes of indigenous birds and wildlife and other incredible works of art are everywhere. The kid's room is a wonderful place where young imaginations can run wild. Sure the library has books and computers but it is the art and decor that makes this library very, very special. An ordinary place for books that was turned into a very, very cool place to walk slowly and see unique things that will stimulate and excite.

What an incredible first experience at the Bartram Trail Branch! My family and I recently moved to…read moreFlorida, and from the moment we walked through the doors, every single person we interacted with was kind, welcoming, and genuinely eager to help. They didn't just answer our questions, they went out of their way to make sure we had everything we needed. A very special shoutout to Alex. I always get a little nervous telling people we're new to Florida because everything is unfamiliar, but Alex made us feel right at home. She was unbelievably patient, warm, and just an all-around amazing person. You can tell she truly loves helping people, and that kind of service is rare. If there were a way to write a letter to her manager, the library board, or even the Chamber of Commerce recognizing how wonderful she is, I absolutely would. Employees like Alex make a lasting impression and are the reason people keep coming back. Thank you to everyone at the Bartram Trail Branch for making our family feel so welcome. We walked in hoping to get library cards and walked out feeling like we had found a little piece of our new community. Five stars isn't enough!

Being a Duval resident, I can't check out books here. BUT one of my favorite things about this…read morelibrary is their book sale! They always have such a great selection of books to purchase. Paperbacks are $2 and hard covers are $3. Can't beat that! The librarians are so nice and helpful. And they have great areas to sit and read or study as well. It is definitely one of my favorite libraries in the area! And bonus - right now they're decorated for the 250th anniversary of America. So fun.

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from there web site - The Research Library of the St. Augustine Historical Society specializes in…read morelocal history, Florida colonial history and genealogy. The collection includes maps, photographs, vertical subject files, church records, circuit court cases, city government records, manuscript collections, circuit court records, and biographical files. The online catalog indexes the book collection, manuscript finding aids, the map and photographic collections. The Research Library is a specialized, closed-stack library, with the exception of a small reference collection in the main reading room; the librarians will retrieve what you need. There is no charge to use the library but there are charges for photocopies and reproductions. The library collects all things related to St. Augustine and St. Johns County. Hours: Tuesdays through Friday from 9:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. The Research Library is closed on Thanksgiving Day, and the day after. We also have shortened hours on Christmas Eve, and are closed Christmas Day. Unfortunately I and usually visiting St. Augustine on weekends and after hours.

My favorite place ever! They store you can any book the staff is so kind and friendly and helpful…read morevery knowledgeable so sweet I always come here have fun relaxing place make you come on the weekday where there no crowds peaceful quiet calm nice thank you so much for everything I appreciate it so much you all are miracles and angels I appreciate it so much thank you for what you do for the community! Definitely bring family and friends relax read a book enjoy have fun! From Lauren

I moved to Ponte Vedra about three and a half years ago and immediately got a library card…read more Growing up in Pennsylvania I would often walk to the library as a teen and check out books on a regular basis. I have tried to do the same as an adult. This library branch is about a twenty minute drive from my home so I usually go about once a month. Parking has never been a problem. The building looks a little older but they always have plenty of books to check out and read. There is a section up front with staff recommendations as well as a section called Lucky Day with popular books you can only check out for one week. I have used both of those sections in the past. They also have a bookstore near the entrance to the library that sells used books that have been donated. This is a great idea and service. The library also offers various reading, speaker, music, crafts, and other programs throughout the month.

We stopped by Flagler College while visiting St. Augustine and honestly it's worth a walk around…read more The grounds are really well kept and pretty to just stroll through. The standout is definitely the main dome building inside. The interior is genuinely stunning, like the kind of place that makes you feel like you're in Europe somewhere rather than Florida. We were not expecting that at all. We also happened to walk through the quad right as some kind of dunk tank event was going on where students were getting people to pay to try to dunk faculty members. We had no idea what was going on but we stopped and watched for a while because how could you not? If you're already in St. Augustine it's an easy and free thing to add to your day. Just walk around, admire the beauty, and hope you get lucky enough to catch something fun happening on campus like we did.

The architecture and artwork is stunning. This is an active college so there's limited visibility…read morebut it is free to step in and take a look around. I'd say it's definitely worth checking out as you're in and out pretty quickly. Can't complain!

I find it hypocritical that a library that features a penny farthing bike would be so anti-bicycle…read more The bike rack is waaaay out of the area-easy to be stolen when left even locked up. One the good side: seed library, art display area, book nook to buy books reasonably.

This is a beautiful library surrounded by nature. The staff was nice enough for the Math Circle to…read morehost a math festival.

Beautiful library in Palm Coast. They have a free books section and a small book store as well. The…read morelibrary is very large and has many resources for studying and getting work done. They also have passport application and photo services. Very friendly and knowledgeable staff.

This is a wonderful library. Wednesday morning pre school story time is a treat, and was a favorite…read morepast time. The librarians / staff are kind and helpful, and the children's section has a huge selection of books, as well as stem activities like legos, puzzles, and even little tablets with games.

Old schools books and…read moreElsie The Hastings Public Library is a in a building that used to be an elementary school. That's not uncommon, some of the coolest libraries I have been in have been schools in a previous life. The library has a very spacious feel to it and you can flow from room to room without running into other people or stuff. Has a definitely school type feel to it. The kids room is especially nice and was obviously design for play as much as reading. All kinds of things to keep the hyperactive delinquents occupied. A nice community room and some very friendly and helpful librarians as well as computers and wifi make this a library that is both very practical but still has that small town charm. To make it even better, the library has a resident kitty named Elsie. She of course goes where ever she wants but learned never to be intrusive and bother people that don't want her around. Of course when she found out we were more than willing to give her attention we couldn't get rid of her. Hastings is a cool library in a small town. You can get books, magazines, attend the numerous programs, use the computers and even hug a wonderful kitty. You can't ask for anymore than that from a library.

My first visit to get a library card and attend a program. Turns out the speaker cancelled 2 days…read moreprior. The librarian was helpful and efficient.

6/25/25 I was surprised I did not have more reviews bec I request my monthly book club books from…read morethis library! They are always quick to get the book and contact me. I come in with my phone that has library code on my app and check the books out and leave! Very easy and quick!

I love our local librarys- and I was at this location for a cub scout meeting that was being held…read morein one of the meeting rooms. The room was spacious, library was busy outside the room- we just had to hustle to clean up to get out before they closed up. The bathrooms kinda needed better attention, but I think that was mainly because the facility is older. I'll be back again for more workshops with the kiddos. Thank you to the library for facilitating the cub scout pack!