Reviews of Uxbridge Public Library (Library)

9 Toronto St S, Uxbridge, ON L9P 1P7, Canada

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You will see all the opinions of real people who are buying the services and products of Uxbridge Public Library (Library) near Ontario (Canada).

Currently this firm gets a score of 4.7 over 5 and that rating is based on 19 reviews.

You must have seen that it has an average rating is practically the best one, and it is based on a very large number of scores, so we can think that the assessment is quite reliable. If people have bothered to value when they are pleased, it works.

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REVIEWS OF Uxbridge Public Library IN Ontario

Sylvia Derksen

My second favourite place in Uxbridge! The staff will find the most obscure books for you. If they don't have it on their shelves they will get it from another library or , if you're lucky, they will buy it. Comfy setting within a historic building. Cozy chairs, plenty of computers. A coffee and hot chocolate machine. Maybe whiskey and a fireplace next?

keenan

Good and great service

Greg Duggan

i like this place for their peaceful and calm atmosphere. The infrastructure was also nice . The stuff was also amazing and unique. They place all the book in a good sequence which is appreciable. Perfect place fr book lovers

Manju Mehra

Excellent staff.

Alexa McCarthy

Staff are always friendly and chatty. The space is very quaint, I love our library!

Jim Shaw

Bill Boyd

Full of books

Mark Robertson

Excellent Staff, nice computer center downstairs. The highlights of this small town library include a comprehensive genealogy area, a large children's area downstairs and a really cool sculpture at the front desk. Speaking of which the Librarian on duty was amazing and gave details about the sculpture then directed me to a small area in the back where the public can see the workings of the tower clock. They wind it once a week. See the videos and pictures including the historical plaques at the front for more info.