I've checked into this Charleston County Library branch over 100 times, and I'm a happy patron…read more Bees Ferry library is a great place to browse and check out books, put books on hold online, print documents, and also use the intra-library loan to get materials from libraries in other cities and states. If CCPL doesn't have the book you want, they can get it for you and to the branch most convenient to you. Besides that, the library is a fun 'third place' to be away from home or work, and everything is free (minus printing, which is super cheap). The library is very busy with students after school hours. If you want a very quiet environment, come during the school day or later in the evening (after 6:00 PM). I am so glad to have this branch close to home.

I stopped by this location Saturday morning for the first time after placing a book on hold. The…read morelibrary is beautiful and the staff was incredibly friendly. I was able to grab my book and check out quickly. This was my first time placing a book on hold but it will not be my last! This location is conveniently located near my home and also near all of my other weekend errands. I will be a frequent visitor!

My husband has started his Masters so I have been dropping by here pretty often to pick up books…read more This library is a part of the SCLENDS program so you can get books from other libraries in the state sent here to borrow. They make it really easy to find books via their website. I can log into my account and place a hold from home and then they will email and/or text when it is available. The reserved books section is to the right when you walk in the door. It's alphabetized by the borrower's last name so you can easily grab your book and head to the checkout stations. If you're checking out a book from another library, you will have to scan the barcode inside the back cover (or some are on the back cover), otherwise the system just knows what the book is when you lay it on the console. The parking lot is pretty small here so I usually have to park in the shopping center lot and walk over (not far). Also, free WiFi here!

This library is nice. I've only been here three or four times. I stopped in this morning to print a…read moredocument. It's 25 cents a page which is significantly higher than the Otranto library--but different county, different prices. It's pretty small but it serves its purpose.

Nestled on the edge of Historic Summerville, the Azalea town in the pines, the Timrod Library is an…read moreactual treasure chest of both history and wonder. Filled with books that celebrate history, current novelist favorites, children's selection, and a quiet space not yet tarnished and overrun with technology, the Timrod is perhaps the best Library I have encountered yet. It's enough to make anyone re-discover and fall in love with Libraries as they were once intended- a peaceful space to educate oneself and dive into both new and old perspectives. The smells of the old 1915 home make you feel blessed to even be amongst such information that can both educate and open your eyes. Open from 10-5 daily, the fee for membership at this nonprofit is only $25 a year. This type of non profit is a great reminder that not all are the same- the money from membership goes to being able to maintain the site rather than go directly into someone's pocket. Of course you're free to spend time learning complimentarily, but once you set foot inside and are open to all it has to offer, needless to say, I wanted to give more so that this special place can continue to exist and thrive. Did I mention T-shirts. You simply must go. The staff are all wonderful people to care about people and their work. Cindy, Carol, Connie, Louis, Barbara .... these women are pillars of examples of grace and encouragement. Am so happy the Timrod is here, has been here, and better continue to be! Much love, your woman and faithful forever patron, Natalie

I always enjoy visiting this library! Plenty of space for adults and children! There's meeting…read morespaces, variety of book genres and a dedicated tables for work needs.

Main library in Florence, off S Irby St the main road that runs through city. This building is…read moremassive from the outside, although inside half of it is closed off for employees space, parking garage, loading dock, and Book Mobile. The library space inside downstairs has kids section, meeting room, new arrival books, non fiction, books for sale on honor system. Upstairs has the South Carolina room which is the history area with microfiche machines. In addition there is a small art gallery, public computers, study rooms, newspapers. I came here to get library card so could use Libby app for audio books. The employee I spoke to was very pleasant in explaining the library set up.

Huge selection of books and other media, private space to work, small rooms to have specific…read morediscussion groups. Parking is generally available but can be sparse

Great resources. Friendly staff. Great parking lot in downtown Charleston. History Room.read more

Sweetest little local library- they have kids activities in the summer for free- on our last day we…read moretook our 5&7 yr old for a weekly story and craft time. Miss Alice is so sweet and engaging. They were in a temporary space as the main library is renovating for a few more months. The kids got to play with some other local families. Sea turtles were the theme and they got to make sea turtles with some special facts. It was super hot - this was a nice little respite!

This branch is well stocked. I found the staff helpful and friendly. I enjoy this using this…read morebranch of the Berkeley County Library the most out of all the branches in the area.

Has lots of interesting books, not a large branch but well stocked. About 10 computers. At least…read more2 Small rooms with a door for studying, job interviews etc. nice staff but no self checkout I saw. That would make it 5 stars I think. Large kids area in separate area from teen age section.

I recently visited the Johns Island Regional Library to get a library card, and the experience was…read moredisappointing. The male staff member was unfriendly and unhelpful from the start. When I asked to be placed on a waitlist for a book, I had to repeatedly ask basic follow-up question like how many people were ahead of me (it would have been helpful to know there were 10) and how I would be notified when it became available. None of this information was offered upfront, and getting answers felt like pulling teeth. A library should feel welcoming and informative, especially for new visitors. I hope the staff can improve communication and customer service moving forward. If you don't like your job, please find another one.

Good size library, staff is very helpful. Easy to print or copy documents. Good selection of media.read more