5.0Brentwood Library(103 reviews) - Great visit as part of the art trail. I've seen some great art Libraries
I visited as part of the brentwood art trail. The library is a roomy well lighted place with a big displaying area for artists. before covid they run a cafe and had plenty of classes and group sessions to help and advise people on the joys of reading this visit was about art there are over 70 solo and art groups taking part in the art trail running from the 3rd to 18th of july across the borough I'm based in the librarySee more..
I was in Johnson City for 10 days visiting my family. The town being small town there is not much to do, so I went to the Public Library which I found a good place to read, study and do some research. The staff is very kind and helpful.See more..
4.0Abraham Lincoln Library and Museum(65 reviews) - Great for Lincoln/Presidential history buffs Sunday: 1:00 AM - 5:00 AM Spent 1-2 hours Libraries • History Museums
The Abraham Lincoln Library and Museum is a department of Lincoln Memorial University and one of the largest Lincoln and related Civil War collections in the country. It is a mixture of history and art collections that focus on Abraham Lincoln and his over 150 year legacy. Several galleries rotate during the winter months. Weekday hours are 10 to 5; Saturday's noon to 5 and most Sundays 1 to 5. We close during the school year with schools academic calendar. Please see our web page or Facebook for updated information. The Museum is open seven days a week from March through November and only closes Sundays during the winter.See more..
History and Archives portion of library system. Excellent staff. Situated in The Craigmiles House built in 1866. Actual address is at 833 N Ocoee Street in Cleveland. Great Genealogical resources. Lovely house with great history. Nice Surprise. Area is the starting site for the Trail Of Tears.See more..
5.0Smyrna Public Library(9 reviews) - Excellent Libraries This is an outstanding town library. My granddaughter can trace her love for books and reading directly to the many times we went to this library together. I wish I knew how many visits I have made and how many books I have checked out. From local history research to access to online ebooks and audiobooks they have everything you could want.See more..
This is truly an excellent place for researching anything related to Maury County and even some surrounding counties. I have seen some books from a majority of the counties in TN within this archive (some counties more than others of course). There is a wealth of information here and if you have local ties to this county, this place is definitely a must-visit place. Bob Duncan runs this archive and he is a source of a wealth of information. There are some ladies (and volunteers from time to time) that might can help as well, especially with giving you ideas and where and how to start your research. Note: Printed copies do cost money per page. (I can't remember but somewhere in the ball park of either 10 cents - 25 cents per page but don't quote me on that).See more..
This library is huge and extensive. You can find anything and the book store is available all year. Most books only $1.00. Library is entire two story building. Free parking. Definitely check it out while in town.See more..
4.5The Grumpy Bookpeddler(7 reviews) - Great find in Murfreesboro Sunday: Spent 1-2 hours Libraries
The Grumpy Bookpeddler is an excellent used bookstore. It is a lot bigger inside than it looks from the outside. There are so many isles and tucked away spaces full of books. Every space has a chair to sit in so you can be comfortable while checking out the books. The have a whole room for kids books and they also sell a few records. They even offer a 10% military discount. Great bookstore with many titles. Any book lover would love The Grumpy Bookpeddler. Check it out. See more..
I used the facility study room during my graduate program. The room was spacious, private, peaceful, and clean.See more..
3.5Kingsport Public Library(3 reviews) - Awesome history Libraries Wish I had had more time to be able to spend here. There is so much resources for the history of Kingsport.See more..
I had not been to the Historical Society until this year and I wish I had been there sooner! It has breathed new life into my genealogy hobby. It looks a small office with old books, but it is family stories and histories. I have even started a family file for my father's side of the family. Not only does it have local histories and books by local authors but the volunteers that work there are so knowledgable that must all of your questions get answered or you are lead in the right direction. Please go visit and take a look around.See more..
