This is one of those hometown gems. The staff here is always so friendly, greeting everyone as they…read morecome in. Granted, I don't browse the stacks here often; I just pick up books that I've requested on hold. I just went to an event here hosted by the Owasso Community Gardens (plant swap). The side room was perfect for this and other events. Support your local library! :)

I love going to this library! The staff is exceptionally helpful. Very clean environment and always…read morewilling to order books they might not have. Looking forward to the new revamped Owasso Library coming soon!

My first time here. Stopped by after a lunch to let the kids do something inside since it was…read morefreezing. They had a nice little play area for the younger ones. Not very big itself, but I liked the design where it's like you are reading books under trees. The staff helped me sign up for my first Tulsa County Library card and went through how to order things online. Did you know you can check out 50 items? I didn't. That's a lot. Managed to check out two books and two dvds. I'm a bit of a book nut, but because Marie Kondo says I can only keep 30, being able to borrow books from a library will help me reduce clutter and finally find joy.

This library is conveniently located inside Lafortune park and near Memorial High School. There is…read morea play area for young kids with lots of toys to play with and of course, the children's books are right next to it. I saw puzzles and a chess set and lots of seats so you can sit down, relax, and read a good book or play on your laptop, phone, or iPad. There's also several computers available to use if you don't have your own. The librarians are really friendly and helpful as well. They offer printing, fax, and scanning services for 10 cents a page. Overall, a clean, quiet, peaceful environment.

I got so much done today at the library and I also was able to check out an amazing nonfiction book…read morethat I really need for research right now. The staff as super helpful in hunting down what I needed to get the work done.

This is our home base library. I love the outdoor drop box and I use the hold shelf and check out…read morefeature often. I like the digital checkout process and there's always somewhere there to help if you need it.

Love my local friendly library! Lots of activities for kids…read morehere! And focus on the Hispanic community that is present here. Meeting rooms for use as well. Always clean and sanitary bathrooms, security sitting in lobby to help feel safe and protect us all. Always neat and organized!!!! I need to spend more time here!

My favorite local library in Tulsa because of the people who work here. The staff is wonderful -…read moreeveryone is so kind and welcoming. You can tell they truly care about serving their community. The branch is a pretty good size, maybe not as big or fancy as some of the newer libraries but it's spacious, clean, and well laid out. There are computers available and free WiFi, a kids play area, and different meeting rooms for events. Parking is plentiful. They host a lot of different community events regularly. Definitely recommend checking out their events calendar and stoping by for over off their many family friendly gatherings.

They've remodeled this location and it has lots of cool upgrades. There is something for everyone…read moreat this quaint location. The staff has always been friendly and helpful anytime I've come in. Good place to go without the crowd of the downtown library

Great place to sit and read. It's so cute. It's great for little kids. There's a magical play area…read morefor kids. You can order books to this library

Moved from Florence Park location and I don't like it as much as the old one. There ia a meeting…read moreroom and restrooms. Books, CDs, DVDs, 14 public access computers and free wi-fi. There are 3 laptops you can check out for in library use. There is parking next to the library on the north side and across the street and down on the north side of the library. Michelle was at FP and is at SB, thank you for all your years with TCCL!

My sons and I frequent here often. We love story time with Ms. Joy and the children's play area. It…read moreis a nice place to sit back and enjoy a few minutes of quiet in a busy world.

I LOVE this library! Every time I go in, the women behind the desk are kind and helpful. The…read moreatmosphere is calm like a library should be. They have a sign addressed to teens about rules and behavior which I find amusing but ultimately needed as I'm sure many of them didn't grow up going to libraries and have no idea they are supposed to be quiet peaceful places. I love that printing pages is only 10 cents per page and they NEVER look at what you print. They pick the pages up face down and hand them to you still faced down! They show more restraint than I EVER could! Just kidding. I think it's great they respect your privacy! They also have book sales regularly, I just filled up a brown paper bag full of books for ONLY $5! I was thrilled! Cannot wait to dig in. I need to figure out how to make a donation because I really do love libraries. They are so underrated these days! Don't forget kids, knowledge is POWER!

From the owner: Will Rogers Library offers: -E-books, E-magazines and other…read moreE-resources accessible from any Internet ready device - Interactive website: browse the catalog, place holds and renew books, pay fines and fees, from anywhere online - Over 50,000 items for enjoyment and information: Books, Audio books, DVDs, Magazines, Website Resources, and more - Interlibrary Loan Services: Can't find it here? We can get it! ($2.75 mail fee for ILLs) - Internet, 24 hours 7 days a week wireless connectivity, and Windows Office software - Genealogy assistance provided by genealogy volunteers each Monday from 5 - 7 p.m. - Monthly programs featuring exciting speakers hosted by the Friends of the Library - Summer Reading Programs for kids and Winter Reading Program for adults - Multi-Purpose Meeting Room for organizational use. - Transport program via Pelivan transportation for elderly and disabled patrons who are unable to drive to and from the library

my library experience today was a two-parter of sorts. since i'd planned to go to the grocery store…read morein the same direction from where i live, i'd also brought a book to drop off on the way. that leads to a good opportunity to highlight the library drop-off bin on the front exterior, which is open for dropping off books at all hours. furthermore, though i've seen other libraries with drop-off bins, none i've yet seen is as creative as the one at nathan hale, which is an open shark mouth, and makes for a fascinating reflection on to what you may feed knowledge. then, on the way home from the grocery store, i returned to check if either of the holds i'd requested online were available, and if the library restocked the la semana newspaper i've been reading in the last couple years. leaving the groceries i'd bought under a bench on the outside of the library, i found inside that one of the books i'd requested was available, only days after requesting a hold on the book, and the newspaper was already stocked, on only the second day the weekly edition has been updated. additionally, i noticed a bulletin about muscogee creek freedmen history geneology from a speaker whose name i've seen as a guest on a radio show, and such a speaking event is reflective to me of the kind of inclusion of ideas and historical acknowledgement the library attempts to cultivate, with the muscogee creek freedmen history being of specific significance in part because of the location of the library location on muscogee creek reservation land. and lastly, the guest service i received was welcoming and kind as usual. though the librarian who greeted me by the door was someone i've not seen much if at all at the location, she gave me a warm welcome. and i also recognized a librarian i've seen there more often, who was assisting another guest. and such a dynamic of a veteran paired with a newcomer is one i've noticed at the library location, which keeps the atmosphere fresh with ideas and personalities while continually delivering excellent guest service.

There has been an improvement in staff. Ben went out of his way to find me a couple of books by…read moreauthors that were similar to Connelly, Child, Crais, and Lescoart. I like it better than I did for quite awhile.

Since the Owasso branch is closed, my holds go to Collinsville. I had never been inside this…read morebuilding. It's a totally old school library and I love it. I just dashed in to grab my two books but I will totally be back to check out the other stacks. I can't wait for the new Owasso library to be built but until then, I will probably continue to utilize the Collinsville library. Makes me nostalgic!

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We are attending a tailgate party for OU. Sooners are playing South Carolina. They sat up a tent…read moreacross from the Schusterman Center and served sliders, wings, chips, cookies, macaroni salad, and drinks. It rained but we are all dry under the tent. Go Sooners!

Lecture my Michael Wallis about Route 66, the Mother Road. Very informative and highly entertaining.read more