Warminster Library: What would I do without you all! You are so very helpful and obliging,…read moreespecially when I am trying to place holds. Also, the library is so small and intimate. The various displays are very imaginative. Thanks for being a great resource. And it is easy to park. My favorite place!

The Warminster Township Free Library is where I experienced my first forays into the card catalog…read more Actually, I ran into the catalog before, but there it was the first time I used it electronically! Last I was here, browsers could use terminals (they're probably using eMacs now) to perform searches. After you find what you want, just do the footwork to actually get your books. There's a good selection of fantasy and science fiction novels to borrow and you can even buy their overflow books in the front for cheap. The library is open Monday through Saturday, and have book discussion groups periodically. Recommended if you want to get your reading on!

There is a lot of space to study independently and away from the laughter and banter of the…read morelittles in the children's area downstairs! The WiFi works well and there are plenty of other conveniences at the library--filtered water fountain, vending machine area.!this library is also open on Sundays, which is rare these days for many libraries, at least in the surrounding area.

Amazing staff and great library, however quiet rooms maybe not as quiet. Love their hours and this…read morelibrary helped me when I needed to slam down some school work

Well...I do not frequent libraries but this one is very spacious and had everything I was looking…read morefor. I am mainly into older philosophy books lately and plan on coming back here to advance my knowledge from all the scholars from yester years. They always have books for sale when you come in on your right and once every few months have their larger book fair. In addition to books and over five thousand DVD's in stock they have partition work offices you can work in. I want to say approximately five with a sliding door to make it a little more private as well. I have been to the Horsham Library and the Abington Library in the past month and my preference at this time I would have to say is the Horsham Library. As always people SYOY!!!

10+ years later and it's gotten much worse. For some reason they've weeded out half the collection…read moreand now literally every shelf in the place is half empty. They're not replacing them with new books. They are apparently using the space to "feature" a book by standing it up face-out. Is this a store or a library? The science fiction/fantasy and mystery sections have been cut down by at least half (not even taking into account the fact of the remaining shelves being half empty.) It's so sad. Librarians used to be people who loved books.

Came here today for a change of scenery and a quiet environment to work on final exams. This place…read moreis nice, but I don't know what the architects were thinking when they decided on high ceilings. This place is a giant echo chamber. There is so much noise here. Even the receptionist at the information desk was loud when she was talking to a resident. She didn't even try to speak quietly. People can be heard laughing and carrying on, the sound of phones ringing and beeping from scanning books can be heard from the other side of the building. Not an ideal place to come if you are looking for silence. I am astounded by how many people come into a library and do not bother to turn their cell phones on silent. Every few minutes I was hearing someone's phone ring. As I sat in the computer area, almost every person who sat around me had their cell phone on. They do have a really nice children's section, but it would help if they closed the doors so you can't hear the children carrying on from the other side of the library.

This is a nice neighborhood library. The children's story time is a community favorite, for adults…read moreand kids alike.

Not much happening for families and children. The children's librarian who did great activities…read moreleft and now there's not much going on for children besides 1 storytime per week per age group.

They have books, movies, audiobooks, picture books, teen titles, music CDs, easy readers, and a big…read morereference section. There are story times, programs, and movies every Friday afternoon. Because they're part of MCLINC, you can order stuff from other libraries in the county and have it delivered! They'll help you with eBooks and pull out their iPad to demonstrate Zinio (online magazines). They also have coffee for sale and a basket of treats, if you come hungry.

Small, cozy (and clean!) library with a computer area, community room, and single use bathrooms…read more Several clusters of chairs with small tables, but no private study areas that I could find. I only saw street parking too.

A beautiful library nestled inside a beautiful town. Many locals and students were seen here on my…read morevisit. The staff are friendly, helpful, and welcoming. Nothing beats a nice community public library!

Thinking about attending? Penn State Abington is a wonderful place to start your academic career…read more Nestled in the suburbs of Philadelphia, it's easily accessible by public transportation. Depending on the undergraduate degree you want to pursue, you might even stay for all four years! They're flexible and have night and summer offerings. Of course, contact the staff there for more information on current course offerings. Already done college? Besides being a fantastic satellite campus, Abington offers continuuing education courses and is host to cultural events open to the public, such as musical performances and movie showings. Words cannot adequately describe the impact that Penn State Abington has had on my life and the opportunities it has provided to me, and for a reasonable cost. Beyond an annual gift, I still return to campus every so often to support various academic programs and initatives. (If you went to Abington, share your experience!)

Penn State Abington comes off as more than just some simple satellite campus. It has a life of its…read moreown with plenty of offerings and experiences to be had for those that attend. Yet, the campus is small enough to ensure you don't get washed out amongst the crowd. Every staff member I've interacted with are friendly and student focused. Speaking for the continuing education side, there seems to be something for everyone. It is easy to access from public transportation and has parking to spare, attempting to make everything as easy as possible on the students.

To everything positive that's been said in these reviews, I add an affirmation. I can't imagine…read morewhat it costs to run a library system, let alone one as good as this. It's taxes and contributions well-spent. And one of the best things is that it's actually a very busy place!

It is the library Gotham deserves, and maybe the one it needs right now…read more Great young readers section downstairs. Solid book sale. Available computers, wifi, good place to read or study. Also: they have books.

Stopped by this library while visiting from out of town to borrow some books for our toddler, and…read morewas surprisingly underwhelmed by their boardbook selection. For being such a large library with an entire floor dedicated to children's books, they had a lot of outdated, ripped up, toddler books on their shelves. Not to mention how unorganized their books were. The lady working at the front desk of the children's section was rude and unhelpful when I asked for help finding the boardbooks. And I ended up walking down every aisle to find boardbooks lodged in between paperback books here and there.

This library is a gem. It is small, but it has all the essentials a kid could want. Friendly…read morelibrarians. I'd go here for kids books, but not to do a term paper.