Henrico County Public Library (Tuckahoe Area Public Library) Reviews

Woke mask police came around twice to tell me to keep my mask on the entire time indoors, even though there was no one within 40 feet of where I was sitting.

Very Good Library.. Which is managed well with lots of Book.. Kids Area is very very good..

Opened. Temp check and COVID questions. Hand sanitizers available. Social distancing and mask wearing observed. Not many people in there. If you go there, try to make it brief for your safety and others. Heard a kid in thr

Everyone was very friendly. I needed help with the scanner and the lady that helped me was very nice and made everything very easy to understand.

The Tuckahoe Branch of Henrico County Public Libraries is awesome! It has an awesome computer lab COMPLETE WITH 3D Printing - with each computer terminal being very up-2-date. It also has a great selection of traditional printed books as well, with authors of all different Walks Of Life sharing their stories. It's unfortunate that all branches of the Henrico County Public Libraries will be closed for the remainder of the year due to the COVID Pandemic.

I love going to the Tuckahoe library and was so happy when it reopened in June. I will never take going to the library for granted again.

In quarantine times, let me say that our Librarians are true rock stars! You can go online and use your library card to order books, then drive by the next day and pick them up. They're really working hard to make sure that we readers have something to read! I'll also tell you a little secret. If you call and just say, "I need something to read," I can bet you someone will talk to you about it and help you get some books. They are truly going above and beyond for our community.

Tuckahoe Library is my favorite library. Even when I lived closer to North Park and Dumbarton, I preferred Tuckahoe because they have a larger book collection. They also have some videos that are not available at other branches. I also love the scenery of Tuckahoe Library. I sit by the windows that overlook the man-made lake.