Clean library, surprisingly large, with lots of sitting areas to read, desks to work at, and free…read morewifi! This library carries the usual books, a surprisingly large magazine section (with the latest issues available), DVDs, music, etc. There is a large Children's section too. There is also a large room of used books you can buy (see separate listing for Secondhand Prose)! There is an Illinois Room devoted to history of the area, including a genealogy section, with microfiche machines for newspapers dating back to 1853! The staff here is very friendly, and the vibe overall is very welcoming. All that you could ask for in a library!

Our Library is the cat's pajama's! It is truly a blessing to our town. We have been from fans…read moresince we moved to town 45 ears ago and now our grandkids go to it. You can pick up books all over town in the drop boxes and even County Market on 48th has a kiosk where you can check out books and movies like candy from vending machine -so cool. Try it out! When this Covid thing is over check out the library and all it's activities , meanwhile pick up books from the library and it you don't know what books you want fill out a list and they will pick them for you. what more can you ask for. Come on ,Quincy, support the library!

I've been to the office multiple times, more phone calls than I can count & even paid to have a…read moreletter sent LOCALLY. No response. I can't get anywhere with my Medicare or Social Security. Something has got to be done about this. I dont know what else I can do.

Just finished a very complicated application at the Quincy, Il. office. I had assistance from a…read moregreat young man who walked me through it, and helped me navigate the online process. These folks have been awesome every time I go in. Thanks again. John Badamo

Tiny little town in N. Missouri. Not much going on in this small town, its pretty much a farm town…read more It consists of a grocery store, a couple of bars and a couple of gas stations. There is a town like this every 15 miles in this area of the state with corn and soy bean crops inbetween.