I've seen this building a few times over my life, but just fairly recently found out it's Fairfield…read moreCounty's Library. Finally made it inside, since I had a professional development class for work. Very nice! Looked freshly updated. It three floors: books on 1 and 2; 3rd floor is an open event room with separate meeting rooms around the edge. We were on the 3rd floor. White walls, wood floor, paintings scattered around. Awesome space for a party, meeting reception, or what not.not the biggest selection of books, but enough to keep you involved!

From the owner: The Fairfield County District Library strives to provide access for all and foster lifelong…read moreeducation, whatever form that learning takes. We provide free access to movies, books, music, databases, computers, and more. We have branches in Lancaster, Amanda, Baltimore, Bremen, and Carroll.

Located in downtown Lancaster, the Mithoff Building is a historic piece of architecture in the…read morearea. That said, it doesn't look run down, because it was restored in 2019, so it actually looks deceptively new. In fact, when I was looking for it while walking down Main Street, I passed by it a couple of times because I was like, "Well, this is the address, but this can't be the Mithoff Building because this building doesn't look old." According to my internet research, the Mithoff Building was built around 1820 as a hotel. Then the building was modified to a three-story, Italianate-style brick building in 1870. Now, the building is home to retail and service businesses, as well as a few residential apartments. The public is welcome to go inside the building and explore the first floor, where there's a mural on the wall with a timeline of the history of Lancaster, Ohio. If you're into history, this is a good place to visit to get some background on the town.

the house has many original Sherman family items and the house itself has not changed much and is…read morein good shape. the upstairs has a museum about W. T. Sherman with many displays about Sherman's life and military career. our guide was excellent and you could tell he was very enthusiastic about Lancaster and Sherman. my husband and I would highly recommend this Museum.

Lancaster is such a lovely and quaint town full of history. The Sherman House Museumnis a gem on…read morethe Museum and History Tour circuit. General William Tecumseh Sherman grew up here and then lived in the home with his family. It has been lovingly restored with many of the families own belongings. Each tour is guided and narrated by a local knowledgeable docent. You get plenty of details about how they lived, who they socialized with, (Henry Clay and Daniel Webster) as well as historical information about Lancaster. Furnishings are beautiful with pieces dating back to the 1800's. This is a must do when you visit.

I have a friend who works here, she's a bundle of joy, wrapped in a blanket of positivity, so if…read moreyou deal with Katie, you're chances of leaving with a smile are looking good. Really, though, all the ladies I've dealt with have been polite and friendly. Easy to talk with, happy to clarify anything. The waiting area is a decent size. Be sure and pull a number to the left, when you walk in.

Surprisingly the wait time wasn't too bad (we arrived 1:30 on a Monday). Got seen within 15 minutes…read moreof arriving, and the name change process only took about 5 minutes with the marriage license.

No one can ever answer the questions we ask. The hold times are EXTREMELY long no matter when you…read morecall. They take way too long to make decisions that effect your future.

Very slow. We're very confusing on what needed verification. Some things were asked to be verified…read morethat didn't even exist, like paychecks from jobs that hadn't happened in the timeframe they had given. Lack of communication

Wow, so much easier than Franklin County's hub. But wait, Fairfield County is not as populated. I…read morewas able to call on a summer week day morning, pushed #1 so speak with a live person, and BAM! Right away a pleasant sounding lady picked up! Whhhaatt?!! After getting all my paperwork in order, I proceeded down here during the late morning. I was actually expecting a whole-day ordeal, and was elated when there was NO LINE! The lady behind the counter was a gem. Polite, friendly, thoroughly answered my few questions. She game me time limits and numbers to call, should my paperwork not be processed by the county within their parameters. What do ya know! A few days later I was all set up. Also was able to get my voting info changed. Man, kinda like night and day, compared to Columbus' JFS.

This office has one of the nicest staffs you will find and they always go way out of their way to…read moremake your experience is good. I have dealt with them numerous times over the years and have always been well taken care of. This office is well staffed and I have rarely had a wait to get helped and the service is quick and accurate. Great staff/ great location. Plenty of free street parking or there is meter parking behind the building

The best advice is to sign up online for a spot in line…read more It's a small place with limited seating. There is a hallway when you enter. Usually, people are standing in the hallway waiting. Inside are two kiosks. If you already signed up online, you'll still need to go to the kiosk and check in. If it's full, you'll be asked to wait in your car. We went several times, and wait times got worse while we were there, sometimes lasting at least an hour. By using the online feature, we probably only waited ten minutes. Overall, the workers were nice and seemed to be understanding of the wait times and tried to be helpful.

Space is very small. Time seems lengthy enough, but the concern today was about an African American…read moremedium-dark female who wore braces and the compassion of an itsy fly. I felt she was loud and rude when she spoke:" This doesn't look like a title to me." The proper thing she should have said was good morning, as we did to her. I can tell this is a job, not a career move for her, and with that attitude. She spoke with such arrogance; I wanted to yoke her little tale back to reality. I can tell she was not home-trained, or she is failing her parents. The fact that she kisses her mother with that same filthy, loud mouth. As if we bothered her. She needs to be behind the scenes, sweeping floors. She is not a people person. For God's sake, she picked a job where you deal with the public; we were polite in every way. She treats people like a number.

The City of Dublin is a great place to live and conduct business. What I love most is that I…read moreconstantly get updates about road closures, animal issues, construction work or city updates. Recently I contacted the City of Dublin because my trash bin was broken. They immediately returned my call and were very nice and understandable of the issue. It was the trash people that broke it so they realized this resident needs a replacement soon. Although I could not take all my trash bags out last week for the new bin, I will definitely be receiving a new one this Thursday and that is why I'm happy to give them a five star review. They handled the issue in a timely manner and left me feeling reassured that I'll get what I need as soon as possible. Since I'm a new homeowner, I always thought you would collect the trash bin at the city hall but I must have been mistaken because they just deliver it to your home which of course is very convenient for me as I do not own a truck to haul it back home. In addition, I have been very pleased with the city in the measures it takes to protect our homes while we are away. They send their police department out to monitor your house while your on vacation. I cannot speak for any other city that does this but this is the first I've heard of this. As well as handling the recent mosquito outbreak in Dublin for what was assumed as West Nile. They sprayed multiple times around the area to make sure residents would be safe. The City of Dublin is surely doing their work well and I'm happy they are quick to respond to any issues. It's reassuring and feels great overall to have a city that cares about its own residents.