New renovation in this library is absolutely fantastic. The building itself is very modern and well…read morekept. Clean, well organized, and easy to find materials. There are a couple meetings rooms, and a nice lounge to sit back and read a book. Public-use computers are also a plus. I go here a couple times a week on my lunch break just to enjoy a little bit of quiet and get some work done. Staff is always courteous and friendly. Definitely a positive part of this community.

Great library to take the kids to. Originally founded in 1913, the Hershey Public Library has been…read moreoperating for over 100 years! Despite not being part of the Dauphin County Library System, they will allow you to check out items for 10 days if you show your library card & drivers license. The children's area is not very large, but is well stocked with books and some games, such as floor puzzles, etc. Ample Internet computers available, as well as a small coffee area. They have countless events and currently are having a "French Film Festival" in the month of February. Be sure to check it out.....

The service people art fantastic!…read more Friendly, good at their job and follow up promptly.

Wish I could say good things, but I cannot. They may be able to get you your fishing license and…read moreboat registered, but they don't know how to treat their employees! They sacrifice good employees to bring in political plants that don't know their job. They have someone there now who falls asleep during meetings, can't do his job effectively, has been there over a year and had to be retrained. They chose this individual over competent, long term employees who could have done the job better (of course that person is now fixing all his mistakes). They don't care as long as those fat salaries are safe! It's disgusting!

I thought this library was a river, but it's not a river. That was just a riverfront…read more This library is really awesome and have now been here twice and both times I thought it was in a great location but really friendly people working here and a pretty decent selection of books as well. Owned by Kenny McCormick of South Park fame, who was tragically killed - repeatedly. Luckily the library is far from dead.

This is a nice library in the most beautiful part of the city. If you're into libraries this is one…read moreto visit.

How sad . . . this place sits, apparently unused/little used and in great disrepair…read more I was here once, when the owner and his "partner" (I don't know if it was business or personal but she was very nice) opened the mansion for a Boiling Springs Civic Association function. It is just lovely. Much of the house's original features have been keep - woodwork, floors, floorplan, etc. The kitchen had been completely remodeled. I did not have a chance to see the upstairs. I hope that the current owner does something with it or sells it to someone who will . . . it is such an icon of the Children's Lake area - it would be a shame to see it become so decayed that there is no choice but to tear it down. I can see it as a fantastic little french restaurant or an art gallery with a funky little cafe. The view of the lake is beautiful.

A forgotten Beauty, I give her 5 stars for what *could* be. I go to 'Bubbletown' several times a…read moremonth, for the beauty & tranquility. And each time, I stop by & say hello to this once magnificent Georgian style home. It was built some where around 1780 by Michael Ege, Sr. a prominent Ironmaster, and was later passed to J.C. Bucher, another Ironmaster until the late 1890's. Perhaps some day it will be returned to it's former glory.

I have never been to a nicer wedding venue! The staff was great. A golf cart escorted me to…read moreparking. Every time you turned around someone was directing you to the proper place. The inside of the building was great for buffet line and bar. The outdoor tent was good sized. It started to rain and they ran right out with towels and umbrellas to close the tent! The outdoor patio area was beautiful and well lit. The sounds of insects and wild life was wonderful. Grounds are very well kept. Ladybugs and butterflies flew around the guests while we watched the outdoor wedding! I cannot speak to the price, since I was only a guest.

I can't say enough good things about this venue. Our daughter just held her wedding here and all…read moreI'm hearing today, two days later, are texts from the guests saying how lovely it was. You really have control over the space and yet they are there managing all the little things. The historic home was impressive and the grounds amazing. The newer part of the old home was built in 1726 but don't worry, it does have indoor plumbing!

Great service! Friendly correctional officers. Makes every prison visit feel like a holiday! I…read morewould recommend to anyone that wants to get locked up to do so here. Very clean glass and phones for non contact visits. Very knowledgeable guests in the waiting area. Also, very non aggressive cavity searches. This is a great prison!

This is where they have fingerprinted and taken biometric data from Carole and I over the past five…read moreyears. There are about 5 or so staff and doctors there to help you out during you visit, either with paperwork, documentation or just general help. They usually have a Spanish-language speaker available to help out. Its an old farmhouse that was originally settled by the Germans in the 1720's and is still standing. It is adjacent to the York County Prison.

Learning about this historic landmark, originally built in 1881 in Perry County, it was relocated…read moretwice to its current location by the Fort Hunter Mansion preserver Margaret Wister Meigs as a park attraction.

You can visit the US Army War College in the Carlisle barracks if you want. they search your car…read moreand check it for bombs, drugs, etc, etc. you just need ID and some patience. on base they have a PX, subway and a few other buildings, like fire department, police, sports stadium, mess hall, and private housing. one of the cooler points of interest: the Hessian Powder Magazine was build by captured hessians (a German mercenary who fought on the british side in the war of independence) in the spring and summer of 1777 close to Letort Spring. it has stood all these years, with new doors and windows added, but the same building remains. a magazine is a place where they would store guns, cannons, shell and armaments during war time. they build dozens of buildings and public works in the area, but most later burnt in a fire in the 1800's. later the carlisle barracks were attacked and bombarded by J E B Stuart in the Civil War, during the battle of Gettysburg. His father in law was actually commander of the post. Whats that you didnt kill yourself during my history lesson? then treat yourself to a free trip to steelton on me!

Tee boxes and fairways are In very good condition. Don't play on Thursday, new holes are cut on…read moreMonday and Friday. Thursday greens are fuzzy and the hole edges are not sharp.