Library of Accessible Media for Pennsylvanians (LAMP) — Attraction in Pittsburgh

I am a recreational therapist and I frequently recommend audio books to my participants with visual impairment. The staff at the library are all very friendly and helpful. When they answer the phone they address me by my name and are quick to answer any questions I have. They are very helpful to update the audiobook requests based on my participant's preferences. I have never had a problem or a bad experience with them in the 3 years I've been working in my current position. I figured it was time to leave a 5 star...

The city refuses to place a crosswalk or pedestrian signal out front of this facility on an incredibly busy street. They have turned away multiple complaints. Apparently the city of Pittsburgh is fine with visually impaired people dying or being horribly maimed just trying to access this library meant to be...

As a result of sustaining two traumatic brain injuries, the location of which has damaged my vision, so I can no longer read smaller font, closely printed words. This library has been a mind-saving resource! They are patient and generous...