I LOVE THE CHILDREN SECTION! I have a 1 year old and they are so friendly and nice every time I…read morecome in. They have a program that is 1000 books before kindergarten which is so fun. They always have new books up on display and keep it clean.

I don't read a whole lot and I've only been here once to print something since my printer was…read morebroken. Staff at the desk was very friendly and helpful. I recommend this library to any reader.

So small but I find it to be awesome. It's just what the little towm of Nokesville needs, a little…read moretiny library. Like the big branches it has a small amount of CDs, magazines, dvds, amd a good amount of books. Two computers if you want internet. These also double as the library catalogue. A bit inconvenient during the school year when students use them for essays etc. and the pages print behind the checkout counter. A nice place to stop in to pass some time and pick up a couple books.

Lovely library! They have story time and lots of other activities even though they are small. The…read morestaff is always helpful and pleasant. We have enjoyed coming in off and on for years. If they do not have the book you are looking for they will send out for it and you will have it in a few days.

A cute little bookstore tucked away in the heart of the old town. All proceeds go to helping fund…read morethe library, and the selection of books is actually pretty decent! I love how friendly the staff was to us and the prices are even sweeter. I wish more libraries did this - what better way to help keep libraries open while fulfilling people's thirst for reading? Quaint little Book Cellar, you win major brownie points. Kudos!

I love the Book Cellar! I believe they sell old library books as well as donated books - and I…read morethink the proceeds are donated to the library. The employees / volunteers are very sweet. Books are very cheap, and there is a great selection! I just wish their audio books were a little cheaper.

While I can't speak to the academic quality, my experience attending a TEDx event here was…read moreexcellent due to the campus's impressive physical appearance. The buildings are state-of-the-art and immaculately clean. Every area, including the restrooms, elevators, grounds, and event spaces, is meticulously cared for. It's a truly beautiful and welcoming venue for any gathering.

My son's entire experience here has been absolutely horrible. It's been one thing after another…read more He literally has one class left and signed up for it this spring. The college dropped him from the class and failed to notify him in any way that they were changing it to hybrid and he needed to sign back up for it, AFTER it was already paid for. Twice now, the college has done this! The quality of the classes have been awful and he has basically paid out of state tuition to sit at home and teach himself, when the college is only 40 minutes away. Would never recommend this school to anyone in the area. I have several friends who's kids attempted to take classes through the Adult Work program and after they had already signed up for the class, they cancelled it a few days before because there wasn't an instructor. How can a school offer programs that they don't even have instructors for and what a frustrating and disappointing situation for anyone trying to better their careers! If you can't find teachers, don't offer the program. It's that simple. That way these kids can seek out a better college that does offer the program and not have to go through this constant rollercoaster of worrying that their classes will be canceled and the inability to never get finished!!! When my son contacted his advisor, there was no apology for what they have put him through, just a "good news, they are still offering your class but they changed it to a 12 week class instead of a 14 week and we just hired an instructor the other day." There was no, sorry we didn't email you to let you know that you would have to sign up again and we will apply your credit to the class. Nothing. INFURIATING.

Have used this Post Office weekly for my small business for months now, and everyone here is always…read morevery kind, helpful, and efficient!

The woman working in this post office is a prime example as to why the USPS is failing. I had a…read morepackage coming today ( I signed up for email updates on my packages status on the usps website) and they attempted to deliver it when I wasn't home. Since it required a signature they did not leave it, and I was notified by email giving me an option to pick it up or reschedule my delivery. Once I saw this I called the post office and this woman answered the phone. I explained I missed the package and she rudely told me the carrier wasn't back without letting me finish. I told her I wanted to pick it up later then she asked my address discovering the carrier was there and said "well he rang your bell and knocked but you didn't answer, what do you want us to do?" Duh! I'm not home, I explained this again and told her I wanted to pick it up later and she said that was fine. Fast forward to 4:30 when I arrived there from work, same lady comes to the counter and I tell her I called earlier and I needed to get my package since I missed my delivery. She rudely tells me again it ain't there, none of the carriers are back, I told her I got an email saying they tried to drop it off and called to pick it up and she says "we don't send emails" and asks me about the pink slip on my door. Does usps not inform their employees about these things or is she dumb? I NEVER WENT HOME. Finally when she realized I talked to her earlier she took the effort to walk a few steps and look and voila! There was my damn package. As few as jobs are in Bealeton, someone needs to learn some manners

Loving history and graffiti, visiting the Graffiti House was a special treat. Built in the middle…read moreof the 19th century, the house is one of the best examples of Civil War graffiti. Used as a hospital during the War and occupied by both the Union and Confederacy, many soldiers signed their names or added drawings of horses, women, men, and more. The first floor has a little shop, a meeting room, and a restroom. (The restroom has some Civil War graffiti.) It's in the second-floor rooms where the majority of the historic graffiti can be seen along with stories of a few of its artists. It's a small museum open to the public thanks to a foundation, but it's worth your time!

Heads up: Graffiti House is only open from noon to 4p on Saturdays. Sign on the front says those…read morehours will be in place through Dec 2026

Hooray for the red, white and blue!! This looong rectangular brick building is painted with…read moreAmerica's colors. Other than the colorful exterior, this government establishment is rather nondescript. One feature I liked was the circular driveway around the building that had a drive by mailbox on one side. It's right off the highway, so there can be some traffic at times, and the parking lot is small. You can tell the architects of this project were concerned with function over appeal. But for a post office, it does the job! Inside was typical of most post office interiors with one fabulous exception: it had a bookcase full of books for patrons to take a book or leave a book! Thanks for promoting literacy! Although most of the books on the shelves were romantic fiction, there were a few other titles mixed in! Talk about reading "letters"!! So how cool is that? I have an extra star for the mini library! Hours are limited: M-F 9:30-1:30, Sat.: 9:30-1:00 No passport service

These started coming into my house in November. Today is 1-14-26 and I found another.read more