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The Library’s Best Study Spaces The Topeka and Shawnee County Public Library is a busy and popular community destination. Whether you are looking for a quiet place to read, meeting with a school group, or using your laptop to write an assignment, discover the best study spaces at your library in this photo essay. The Topeka and Shawnee County Public Library is a busy and popular community destination. Whether you are looking for a quiet place to read, meeting with a school group, or using your laptop to write an assignment, discover the best study spaces at your library.   Best quiet space for studying alone: North Reading Room  the library's only quiet zone, no talking or cell phones large tables with built in lamps  electrical outlets for laptops drinks with lids and snacks are permitted wireless Internet access provided throughout library   Best private study space: Study Rooms reservable up to a week in advance at http://sam.tscpl.org one computer, four chairs use of the computer secures use of the room for 2 hours per day per person private room, door can be left open or closed popular with groups practicing presentations and families with small children     Best study space for local history or genealogy research: Topeka Room emphasis on genealogy and local research located on the second floor no food or drink allowed ornate decor, with practical study tables    Best group study: Reference Room Tables feature electrical outlets for laptops Talking and cell phone use permitted Tables have 2-4 chairs Close to Reference Desk for librarian assistance as needed   Best space for large projects: Magazine Reading Room large tables allow for spreading out study materials current magazines and newspaper available to read drinks with lids and snacks permitted quieter room, with windows overlooking busier room comfortable chairs nearby   Best quiet reading areas: New Books Area and other comfy chairs natural light from large windows surrounded by artwork and book collections oversized chairs, small tables drinks with lids and snacks permitted talking and cell phones permitted     http://www.tscpl.org/research/comments/the_librarys_best_study_spaces/