Thomas Jefferson Library

Thomas Jefferson library is a races and discrimination library even though a great place to study, and read a books. Except couple of employees are very races and they don’t like black, and muslim kids and their parents as well. Also they blames to the kids something they didn’t do and they lies, disrespectful, rude and unprofessional to the kids parents. Specially the manager. She hates all kids and and parents if they are not white. I hope someone will stop them one day before it is too late.

The best and biggest collection of Vietnamese books in the area. Librarians are also super nice and helpful.

Reservable meeting rooms, changing tables, and books. It’s a library. What’s not to like?

This is a cute and wholesome library that offers a bigger variety of books than its sister branch at Kate Riley Style’s. It appears as if it has been recently renovated within the last five years if I had to guess. The building itself is older, but updated to modern standards.
There is a huge children’s section which made great for today’s visit. I was babysitting my friend’s kids and we went as an excursion before I saw them off to day care for the remainder of the day. We had to have read 13 or 14 books before I said we had to go. You can check out up to 50 books as a time. Just know you have two weeks to return them from the check out date.
I really didn’t get a solid look at the rest of the library, but if I was a Fairfax County resident, I would definitely take the time to utilize this great place.
Side warning — this has (in my eyes) normal hours. We came here a second alternative to going to the KRS branch since that location didn’t open until 1pm. Here on Wednesdays opens at 10am.

A nice, quaint local library in Fairfax, County. To my knowledge the library received an extensive remodelling workover about 3 years ago (or so). There about 18 or so public computers that fill up quickly during the after school hours and they offer a small quiet-​study room that seats 8 – 10 people. I like it because of its convenient location and the staff are always friendly and helpful.

One roomie bumps EDM music all night. The other cooks funky cheese «fondue» and asses up the house for days at a time. Thus I’m constantly in need of safe haven when I need to get work done (GRE studying, facebook browsing) and TJL definitely fits the bill!
This library has a nice open design that really feels fresh. It’s generally pretty busy in here and there are plenty of little kids running around but it’s generally pretty quiet despite that. The Quiet Study Room is ideal for avoiding most of the noise with group study and conference rooms also available.
There are also a bunch of computers for internet access along with available wifi and helpful reps at the information desk.

Library Hours of Operation (as of july 2012)
Sunday: Closed
Monday: 10 — 6
Tuesday: 1 — 9
Wednesday: 10 — 6
Thursday: 1 — 9
Friday: 10 — 6
Saturday: 10 — 5
Meeting Areas: — Reservations can be made for regular hours and extended hours.
(Number of chairs limited, call branch to check availability)
Meeting Room: capacity 136
Conference Room: 6
Group Study: capacity 8
Quiet Study Room: Yes
The library was recently renovate, and I love it here. I usually come here about 4x a week to study. They have free wi-​fi here. I love the environment and I enjoy sitting at the the round study table where there is natural lights come in during the day. In the evening, you can turn on the light at the table. There are tables near the fiction area have individual electrical outlet. They are quiet study room; inside the room it’s like a small cubical (divider). Outside at the individual round table, I usually don’t have problem with noise — it’s usually very quiet — except occasionally you will hear people talking on the phone or the phone is ringing, but I ignore it by putting on a headset :-)