I have been here a couple time and I can honestly say it is one of the best libraries I've been to!…read moreThe building is nice and new. The books are well organized, and there are different computer stations you can use to search the title of a book and find it's location. There are meeting rooms that can be rented out with a library card, which is perfect if you have a book club. Towards the windows, there are tables where you can enjoy a snack while reading. This is a great addition to the community, and there are different workshops, classes, and events that go on throughout the month. The website has a calendar with all the activities, as well as a description, so that it is easy to find one that suits you!

Excellent library - I have been to many libraries in my lifetime, and this library - because of the…read moreemployee's great attitude - is the best library that I have ever attended. I actually look forward to attending once again.

Clean library, lots of interesting books on shelves. They have computers printers and a quiet…read moresitting area so you won't be disturbed while reading and all. If you use the printers they do charge different change amounts. They do not have a fax machine though. The employees are very friendly. Nice little library.

Security is strict, you can not have a watch or phone on, but they give you a locking case. I was…read morethere for land-records. The employees are very nice and patient. I thought the hat rule was strange, but had no problem carrying my Cowboy hat.

Fredericks of Hollywood may be sexier, but Fredericksburg is more politically correct. And I do…read moremean correct. It's a little old underrated City in Virginia where most people never even stop. It's close to Richmond and on the way up to DC on a particularly bad stretch of highway. Depending on the day and traffic. It has grown 50% in about 20 years, and is becoming a notable Virginia city with each passing decade. It's a democratic city which famously does not attach party labels to people running for office. How awesome. Judge Reinhold is from here, so what's not to love. So is my friend Karl, and I visit him roughly once every 2 years.

Great way to explore some history, Jack is amazing, if you have a chance to chat with him he is a…read morewealth of information.

Great historic find in fredricksburg! The owner was very friendly and happily shared so much…read morehistory about the surrounding battles and the history of the warehouse. He took us on a free tour of the warehouse and showing the damage from cannons. Worth a stop if you're visiting the area.

Chatham Manor is the kind of place that makes you slow your steps without realizing it--because it…read morefeels important. Built in the 1760s, this isn't just a historic home; it's a front-row seat to centuries of American history layered in one breathtaking setting. From its elegant Georgian architecture to the sweeping view of the Rappahannock River, everything about Chatham feels intentional, enduring, and quietly powerful. During the Civil War, this estate became Union headquarters after Fredericksburg and was transformed into one of the largest field hospitals of the war. Standing on the lawn, it's impossible not to imagine rows of tents and wounded soldiers stretching toward the river. Inside the house, history echoes--Clara Barton moved through these rooms tending the injured, Dr. Mary Walker broke barriers here with her fearless medical service, and Walt Whitman visited, absorbing the human cost of war that would later shape his writing. Few places can claim that kind of convergence of compassion, intellect, and resolve. What makes Chatham extraordinary is how alive it feels. This isn't a rope-and-glass museum experience. It's immersive, thoughtful, and deeply moving without being heavy-handed. The house, the grounds, the views--everything works together to remind you that pivotal moments didn't happen in textbooks; they happened in real rooms, with real people, making impossible decisions. Chatham Manor is beautiful, haunting, and awe-inspiring in the truest sense. If you love history that gives you goosebumps and leaves you thinking long after you leave, this place deserves a spot at the top of your list.

This is one of my favorite "hidden gems" in Fredericksburg. It's part of Fredericksburg National…read moreBattlefield Park and there is an informative display and film inside the manor house if you're interested in the history of the property. The standouts for me though are the gorgeous formal gardens and the amazing views across the river to historic old town Fredericksburg. There is no bad time to visit but early spring for cherry blossoms, daffodils, tulips and dogwoods and late spring for Iris and peonies (and the early roses) are my favorite times to visit. Parking is free, the gardens are free and the museum is a suggested donation.

I would give cero stars if I could. The library is for people to have a quiet place to study. First…read moreof all the person in the front desk is very rude and have no customers service manner, secondly, the employees there are very noisy, they were laughing loudly, talking out loud like they work in a restaurant or a regular business. Who ever is in charge of this place do something about it, we utilize the library for a reason and we expect to have a friendly and quiet environment.

This used to be a high school a very long time ago. It's a small library. They have books,…read moreaudiobooks, videos and dvds available to take out. Computers are available for people to use along with a printer. There's also a notary there if you need to get some paperwork notarized. They also have newspapers and magazines there to read, but not to sign out. There's a puzzle there on the table if your interested. People there are helpful.

Yes its just a large tower on the other side of the tracks with the Purina logo on the side.... but…read moreyou can see it at many points throughout the city. While I wasn't alive when it served it's original purpose I do enjoy its cool look and vintage feel. Me~

I've been here twice now, once for a holiday party for work years ago, and today to do a financial…read moreliteracy class to some 4-H kids. The building is clean and well lit, though it's a bit nerve wracking that it's out on front of the jail!