This little town, along the Panhandle Trail feels almost like stepping back in time . . …read more As soon as I turned the corner, I saw a fountain, a gazebo, an old-fashioned clock, and a sign for the Memorial Day Parade. Near the fountain (check out the video I uploaded of the fountain) was a little free library, and I saw a Mom & Pop Hardware Store, and Diner, and a cool painting on the wall that said "America's Home Town" . . . a nice little stop off the trail if you are hiking or biking. Not to mention, home of Helicon Brewing, a great little brew pub, which is also next to the trail, on the other side of the creek from the town, directly on the trail . . . Cheers!

The Bridgeville Library is a fantastic community resource. Besides the usual offerings that…read morelibraries provide, such as books, movies, music, etc., the Bridgeville Library also provides various programming and activities for people of all ages. The library is nice, modern, spacious, and best of all, it is free-of-charge to use these services, and the staff is always friendly and helpful.

I stopped here today to print some papers. What a great public library I must say! It's kinda…read moretucked back hiding in the neighborhood back streets. There's a decent size parking lot and the building is nice. It feels very modern with the way everything is. On the inside the staff where so helpful and friendly. I would definitely return to this location in the future if I am in the area.

I've gone to this library 4-5 times to study and I'm a fan. All I needed for a library card was my…read moredriver's license. I'm ashamed to say this is my first library card since I graduated from college. The librarians were super helpful getting me and my husband library cards and telling us the great benefits. They have a lot of ebooks and online magazines that you have access to with your library card. They also have wireless Internet available, but you have to have a library card to access it. There are about 6-8 computers with internet that you can use and a printer. There aren't many tables to study (maybe around 6). When I studied I needed headphones to concentrate because other customers and workers can be a bit loud. My only wish is that they had a quiet room to study or read... and it would get another star. And I also wish their hours were better, but it's still quite nice for it to be close to where I live. I'll take more pictures when there are less people around!

I've never had a problem going to this library. The workers are really nice and even bring out to…read moreitems to your car in the freezing cold of winter. That's what I call exceptional service.

This is such an incredibly cool space! I've been here to use…read morethe library, to attend performances, to participate in performances and attend special events in the event space. All of the experiences have been wonderful. The library portion is fantastic. A large kids section with friendly and helpful librarians, a great area (with a fireplace!) to relax, computers and an overall great selection of books. The music hall portion is wonderful as well. Seats are pretty comfortable with a decent amount of room and you can see well from basically anywhere in there. The backstage area has two large dressing rooms with lighted mirrors. The only downside is that there is fairly limited parking, so if you are attending an event, you need to get there early enough to grab a spot or hope for nearby street parking.

I couldn't imagine walking up the street or steps from the main street in Carnegie to the Library…read more Let's hear it for automobiles. Built high on the hill, I am sure it witnessed a lot of Pittsburgh history. The kind staff allowed us to see the theater. It is very similar to Carnegie Library of Homestead. The lower level seats have been adopted and refurbished with nice padding. The Library is still raising funds to refurbish the seats on the 2nd floor. The fireplace on the main floor of the Library is enormous from floor to ceiling (at least 20 ft ceilings). The Civil War Nurses exhibit brought us to the library. Very enjoyable. We will be back to experience other events at the Library and theater. Ample parking during Library hours. Not sure enough parking onsite for theater events. Street parking available.

I love the Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh. Walking in feels more like entering a castle or historic…read morelandmark than a library. The building is beautiful, and every time I visit I notice something new. The staff are always welcoming, friendly, and willing to help, which makes the library feel comfortable and inviting. What I appreciate most is that there are so many activities and events that are free or very low cost. There are plenty of programs for teens, families, and adults, and everyone is welcome. It's definitely worth the drive from the suburbs if you're looking for a unique place to spend a few hours. Between the architecture, the helpful staff, and all the community events, it's one of the coolest libraries I've visited. I wish I would have known about this place when my boys were little, it would be a great stop after visiting the museum.

A beautiful library filled with tons of amazing resources and interesting and unique finds!…read moreOne of the things I loved was that this branch has a music library! I could spend all day just in that section. You can look at (and check out) all sorts of things from musical scores, concert programs, newspaper clippings and more. They even have instruments you can check out! I don't think there is any other library in the area that offers this sort of department. There is something for everyone here (and then some!). I've been here with my kids when they were babies and have taken them here for a variety of programs or even just to stop in when we are in the area. There are plenty of places to relax and enjoy your book (including a cafe) but lots of quiet nooks and seating areas as well. There is no parking lot specific to the library, but there is a ton of metered parking in the area. I highly recommend visiting this library, especially if you are looking for something unique. Or even just to enjoy some quiet time in a beautiful space.

Libraries are re-inventing during this new digital era. Robert Morris University Library is…read morekeeping pace with the change, but also keeping the services that they offer well. For example, reference questions can now be answered via chat, email, telephone or in person. They have a new quiet reading room that has a beautiful view of the campus, and it's a 24/7 area that patrons can go to study or read. The staff are very friendly and will bend over backward to fully answer your questions and help you find what you are looking for. There's a popular reading section, current newspapers, and access to important databases. One new feature is a place to charge your phone.

Very nice park and community center at the old Nike Site military base. You can barely even tell…read morethat this used to be the Nike Missile Command center during the Cold War. Now it has fields, playground equipment, pavilions, deck hockey, courts, and a large Community Center. They even have an area for exchanging internet transactions / purchases. There are two little libraries ... very nice park, and well maintained... Cheers!

Everything. The staff is helpful the material is plentiful and the Libby ap…read moreWorks well

This place is very well lit and has a lot of life! The space is quite small - but they have used it…read moreefficiently. There are computer terminals for patrons. My favorite thing was the 3D painting machine - you need to pay to use it though. They sell some pre-made models though. They have monthly specials - for Feb they had displays of books celebrating the Black History Month. They lack an extensive collection of books in certain non-fiction genre. But, if you are looking for a place to borrow fiction novels and children's books, this is a good one.

The Harry Potter escape digital room was amazing I played the game 2,120 miles away from your…read morelibrary Reaching out from California

La, la, la, la, la - shhhh this is a library! When you get inside there's such a selection of cds…read moreand DVDs along with the books that I sometimes forget where I am. It's like I'm in a rental video store, but wait all the DVDs are FREE (to borrow that is)! They have a great selection of DVDs and a decent selection of CDs. I definitely come here for their DVD selection. In terms of their books, I've always been able to find what I'm looking for. They have audio books available and various programs throughout the year. They also have an afternoon and evening book club. It's great in that the book selections are always diverse and they also provide you with a book to read if you don't already own it. I really like that part - b/c although I LOVE reading books, I'm not a fan of buying them b/c unless they become one of my favorites, I only read it once and then it sits around my room collecting dust and sadness. They have a great space and I think it's laid out pretty well. There are computers set up downstairs and upstairs for searches if you need to know where to look for materials. They also have an online systems that you can place "holds" on books, cds, and DVDs - it's like an Amazon.com but for FREE. Do you notice a reoccurring theme with me and FREE - I love Libraries!