DCLS – East Shore Area Library

Harrisburg, Estados Unidos

3.4

Cerrado ahora

7 opiniones

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+1 717-652-9380
Sitio web:
www.dcls.org
Dirección:
4501 Ethel St, Harrisburg, PA, 17109
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Hoy 10:00 – 21:00
Cerrado ahora
Horario local (Harrisburg) 5:12 lunes, 2 de junio de 2025

Horario de apertura

lunes 10:00 – 21:00
martes 10:00 – 21:00
miércoles 10:00 – 21:00
jueves 10:00 – 21:00
viernes 10:00 – 17:00
sábado 10:00 – 17:00
domingo 10:00 – 17:00

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7 opiniones sobre DCLS – East Shore Area Library

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Tu valoración: 4
Harrisburg, PA
I love this library. It is one of the smaller libraries I’ve been to in my lifetime, but they have a great selection of books. If the book you are looking for isn’t there, it’s most likely in one of the county’s other libraries, and can arrive at East Shore within a week.
The staff is helpful. There are plenty of desks and chairs. Being a 24 year old adult, I haven’t ventured into the children’s area, but from what I’ve seen, it is very nice.
I enjoy visiting this library on my day off, grabbing a book, sitting in one of the chairs by the window, and reading the whole book in one (or 2) sitting.
Tu valoración: 5
Harrisburg, PA
The library was recently (about a year ago) remolded and the new arrangement and sight-​lines looks great. They are also working on a new children’s programming room in the down-​stairs area — pretty cool!
Tu valoración: 4
Harrisburg, PA
The place is pretty decent size, there are area for kids, computers, and readers. A good place for kids, school projects even relaxing after work. The place is quiet and comfortable. The place is pretty close to Colonial Park Mall. Also there’s an access from the mall parking lot to the library. A good place for everyone. Definitely would love to come back more often.
Tu valoración: 2
New Cumberland, PA
Something just seems «off» about this library to me. I can’t put my finger on it, but I don’t particularly like their setup (kinda makes me feel like I’m crammed in between shelves), and they never have the books I want. The waiting lists for books are long too.
Thankfully there is that PA Access logo on the library card, so I can visit libraries elsewhere that have more resources.
Tu valoración: 3
Baton Rouge, LA
Books = Candy for the mind.
And not some nasty candy like Bottle Caps… I’m talkin full out Ferero Rocher!
Some of my favorites that I’ve gotten at DCLS?
First They Killed My Father — BEST BOOK I EVER READ!
Lovers of Algeria
Hannibal’s Children
and sooooooo many more. They have some crazy old CDs too… That’s always fun!
Tu valoración: 2
Harrisburg, PA
Obviously great because of the vast materials they have, but watch out for system glitches and missed check ins. I have had too many recent books that were missed when being checked in, which doesn’t sit well when they supposedly incur late fees. Also I have encountered at least one glitch in their system. I had put a book on hold and sat for well over a month in the number 1 spot for that book while it continued to be checked in and then held for other people. As soon as I canceled that hold and created a new one, ending up in the 3rd spot, poof, the book is ready for me to pickup. I say that is one crazy glitch!
Edit: 2÷1÷08 — it just keeps getting worse! I just got a book out that i have been dying to read and I get almost 100 pages into it and I have started to find a LOT of pages that are only about ¼ printed! How is one to read a book when the page is blank? Don’t they inspect stuff before them put it on the darn shelves???
Tu valoración: 4
Harrisburg, PA
1. Books
2. Magazines
3. Books on Tape
4. 100 year old National Gegraphics
5. Quiet Time
6. Reserve a Computer
7. Atlases
8. Dictionaries
9. Thesauruses
10. Free Internet Access
Totally awesome… what more could you want from a library? except no late fees?
update: 3−9−08 also thinking back: i reserved a computer one time, and after using it only a few minutes i had to relinquish it to someone else who had also reserved it, i thought it was a joke. one big thing a lot of people have to keep in mind: the library uses a lot of volunteers, their budget and hours were severely cut back by the current pa governor a few years ago, and boy has it shown, they have re-​opened to 7 days a week now, but in 2003 — 2004 they were open 5 and a half days a week, for many less hours. They operate on a tight budget.