Libraries used to be a place where you could find the books needed for the answers you want. The library of today is one of accessibility, and accessibility is utilized well at the Nashua Public Library.

Parking was ample in the adjacent parking lot, though driving to it was a bit confusing in the dark of the night. I highly recommend going during the day because the library is alongside a river, which is a great place to let the mind wander after a hard study session.

Many libraries feel like open spaces when compared to the past, perhaps because books take up more space than the internet. There is plenty of open space for patrons, including meeting spaces for small or large groups, and open space where individuals can work near each other (masks highly recommended). Art is displayed in the basement, including a spinny chair that looks like fun, but not something a grown adult should enjoy.

Librarians dutifully recognized Covid precautions, and no sustainability score. Overall, this place is a wonderful resource and should be enjoyed by visitors and locals, alike!

– Timothy Killilea

Very big and beautiful. Especially kids section is very nice. And timings are also longer. Better to build this kind of libraries in every township and with same timings.

– Adithya Reddy

There are many things to like about this library. But I'd like to talk about one; its commitment to seed sharing. I really hope you visit the seed banks in your library or talk to them about starting one. And check out what you might like to grow this year. Check out the photos.

– PapaJoe Gaudet