Statham Public Library

Great little library! They have books and media like Nintendo switch games to ‘rent’ for free with a membership. There are computers and spaces to work, as well as two separate rooms to meet or do quieter work. There is a book swap section for free (to take/leave without renting) and a table to buy jigsaw puzzles ($3 when I bought one). There are two toilets, one with different sizes of diapers to help change you little one. Staff are friendly and the library is clean, air conditioned and a nice place to come for some quiet work, to bring your child, or to read a book for a few hours. I hope to use this more when I’m in the area now I know it’s here. The WiFi is free to use without a membership and works well. When the library is closed, you can still access to WiFi in the car park area! G

If you’re looking for quick and hassle-free passport services, this is the place to go. The clerks are incredibly friendly and helpful, making the entire process smooth and stress-free. There was no line, and it wasn’t busy at all.

Amazing little library, good environment for learning and staff is good as well

It's truly sad to post a one-star review, but today it was warranted. The gentleman working at the counter should consider his attitude and manners. I walked in and apparently interrupted his conversation with another associate ( there were 3 and not one of them greeted me at all) He acted as if I was a bother, just trying to return my books. I would ask a question and then he would give a short response and even rolled his eyes. This is unacceptable. If you're that unhappy in your job or don't enjoy dealing with people, maybe consider a different job? I've always loved this library and bring my children quite often. However, what happened today is not okay and I'm not sure if I'll be returning to this location.

I cannot find the words to express the beauty and serene atmosphere of this historical Library. My first time driving to Statham and I could not help the goosebumps I felt on my skin driving through the town. The climax of my trip was the reception I had. I went there to submit my passport forms. The whole process was swift and professional. I was served by Anita. I met her and an older lady and they both seemed so happy with their jobs. I had checked at four different places. Each of these places needed appointments, plus, there was no availability throughout February and March. It was a blessing when I found STATHAM PUBLIC LIBRARY, which welcome walk-ins. My visit to Statham Public Library brought back pleasant memories in the beauty of the simple things that make life meaningful! Kudos,