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Tim G. • January 15, 2012This library is pretty amazing. They have study rooms to go where you want to make sure the room is quiet. They have tons of geographic/history material. I could keep going!
Amanda E. • October 20, 2011I recommend the white mocha from the Hobknob cafe on the upper level of the New Albany Floyd County Public Library! Fantastic!
Terry • February 6, 2010On the second floor of the library is a very small museum with an actual mummy on display.
Lauren N. • November 6, 2019Lots of amazing classes offered for free! Great selection of books, movies, CDs and much more.
Funk Soul Bubby • January 27, 2011The new P.S. library is amazing. Here's to hoping we'll all use it.
Brittney J. • January 3, 2017Always clean, quiet, and organized. Children's story times are some of the best in Lexington
Abby • August 23, 2012this (and the ARC) will be your best friend! the 24-hour study room is a God-send during finals!!!
Sarah C. • May 11, 2015Beautiful building and 5 floors of books! This is what heaven looks like to me.
Gwendolyn K. • June 8, 2010You don't have to be a student to use the library! You can get a community card if you're a Louisville resident.
7.5Library •160 Patterson Dr (University of Kentucky), Lexington
University of Kentucky • May 22, 2012This library houses the John Jacob Niles Center for American Music as well as serves as the home of the university's collections of materials covering the arts in visual art, music, dance and theatre.
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