Odd name for a cool space that is about 50% library 50% history museum. Besides a great selection…read moreof books, DVDs, books on CD, and more, there is a treasure trove of history about the area. We wandered through the different floors and found the Workingmen's Institute to be a fine place in a quiet town. We would be happy to return and explore the library and learn more about the early settlers in the museum.

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Bright airy place with very comfortable seating. Plenty of computer terminals. This is a very…read morepleasant to read.

Came here with my daughter. It's a beautiful building! The people here are very rude. Not one…read more'Hello' or smile. Every room we walked into, conversations stopped and we were watched until we were basically forced to leave. They also block negative comments on their Google review page. If you hate your job, quit.

Wow! The Willard Library is Indiana's OLDEST library, and it's everything it lives up to be for an…read moreold, creaky library. It's quiet and filled with ghost stories of the old Grey Lady. There are even ghost cams in the library that can be viewed online 24/7. We only knew about these stories after we visited, but it's a big part of the Willard Library story. It's a gorgeous 19th-century building that is on the national registry of historic places. The woodwork and staircase are detailed, and if you are into history and architecture, you'll enjoy a visit here. The 2nd level is devoted entirely to genealogy. Willard was a well-known abolitionist and his collection of anti-slavery books are featured in a bookcase on the stairwell.

This library is located in Dale, IN. It is one of the only ones in North Spencer County…read more There is plenty of parking. The library is clean (as well as the bathrooms!) and employees are inviting. There is plenty of seating to sit and read, or work on your computer.

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While it's a little small compared to other libraries in the area, they had a very good selection…read moreof books, dvds/shows. It was my first time there and the librarian at the counter was very helpful! They also have an app where you can check on things you've checked out, as well as holds and fines.

The library itself is pretty average but well-attended. The neat thing about them, though, is that…read morethey own the historic Fortnightly property. That venue is well worth appreciating in connection with its early history and knowing that a very young Red Skelton once performed on their stage.

I frequent this library as I work in this area everyday. I can't say enough good things about the…read moreladies who work here. They're so nice! The library itself is set up nicely and has several comfortable areas to set up a laptop and knock out paperwork. Or, if I don't feel like taking in my laptop there are plenty of open library computers to use. The biggest thing I appreciate is that this place is clean. It's such a relief to have a nice place to work if I have some extra time on my hands in Rockport!

Friendly staff. Quiet, clean, a great selection of children's books and large print volumes…read more Comfortable seating for adults and a good children's area. The internet seems incapable of bearing a VPN, but that's a minor issue.

Fairfield Public Library is a wonderful library! Their collection is up-to-date, and they…read morecontinually add new books. If a book is not in the library, it is often available to be borrowed from another library with their sharing system. One of the staff is glad to assist if needed. It is extremely well worth the cost of a card if one lives outside the city limits, which we do. Only a very few books could be bought for the price of the card. With the card, one may check out 12 books at a time, and keep them 2 wks., or another 2 wks. if renewed, and check out 12 more! Their children's section is inviting and has a great assortment of beautiful books at different reading levels. The library has fabulous summer programs for children! These well-planned and presented programs, often done by professionals, are beyond what a person would expect for a small-town library. Obviously, funds have been spent to bring in great programs. Much work goes into those programs; besides the presenters, volunteers and agencies prepare crafts and activities that go along with the programs. The library also has a summer reading program, and the staff assist and encourage the children, as well as provide organization of record-keeping and prizes. Their reading section for adults provides newspapers and periodicals that can be read in a relaxing atmosphere. The Wayne County Historical Society has many interesting displays in a special room and section. Our library is definitely one of the strongest assets in our community!