This public library does an excellent job of providing current fiction and non-fiction to its…read morereaders while still keeping older important works in its collection. I just wish the City of Springfield would find the resources to re-open the branch libraries that closed some years ago.

Great library, very beautiful. Very helpful staff and this library has anything and everything you…read morecan ask for. They had The Disaster Artist book what can I say?

Great library with interesting book club. The cost of printing is an extortion fee and outrageous…read more But to escape the noise of the local Library. Deriv here for quiet setting

Love this place! Great activities for kids, storytimes, crafts and a great indoor play area. They…read morealso have a coffee shop for the moms!! Everyone is so friendly too! My son loves and grew up with Ms. Joyce. I also love their summer superhero reading program!

Clean and has Star Trek Literature. Quiet and not many vagrants unlike the main library in San…read moreFrancisco. And its huge. Diverse in its offerings. And lastly they can order from the region that it belongs too. This library rocks!!

The employees are often chatting loudly. Their movement is always slow and are not so organized…read morewhen handling people. I usually need to wait. The study room can only be booked one time (2 hours) per day even though they are availble. It is stupid rule. The talbe is not that clean. I often see hairs on the table and need to clean every time.

Keeps up with modern technology yet still inspires visitors to come in for paper books, etc. always…read morefriendly and helpful staff since I was a kid growing up in this area -and still are to this day! Great programs for local daycare classroom visits precovid) and provides good resources to local teachers! I've enjoyed taking my niece there for programs when she was little!

Great selection of books and kids section. Staff is friendly and knowledgeable. Placing items on…read morehold is easy and the items arrive fairly quickly, they even request from distant libraries or items to purchase as needed.

Long ago I read a quote, something along the lines that libraries are the closest thing to Magic we…read morehave. And this is true at NPL as well. I am here pretty much every week, I send friends here, and I tell people about it. It's ever-changing, chameleonic to keep up with the times. The staff are friendly, knowledgeable, and I'm honored to count many as friends. Having a library card is your passport to worlds beyond worlds. Get one : )

If you're a student at ILSTU it's a no-brainer to come here to study. It has 6 floors of little…read morenooks and crannies in which to study. Not to mention the helpful staff and selection of bazillions of books.

What a lovely little library on Historic Route 66! The library itself is a wonderful place for…read morelocal Mother Road information, but the pride and joy of the Atlanta Public Library & Museum is the clock tower. It is a 40-foot tall stone tower with a working Seth Thomas clock from the first decade of the 20th Century. It works on one winding for 8 days. One of the highlights of a Route 66 Motor Tour was being on site and at the clock one Sunday afternoon when it was time to wind the clock. Atlanta, Illinois, is worth a stop to see the Route 66 attractions.

From the owner: Located at 100 South East Race Street, across from Route 66 Park in historic downtown Atlanta,…read moreIllinois, the Atlanta Public Library District is a hub of community activity and an attraction for tourists who are making the Route 66 pilgrimage. Plus, we're the only octagonal library in Illinois and still a working library!