The Fabyan Windmill is a restored historic Dutch windmill that is located across the Fox River at…read morethe Fabyan Forest Preserve. I believe the inside is open every Sunday during the summer months. We happened to visit on a Sunday and were able to go inside on all 3 floors that are open. It's free to enter and is a self-guided tour with a pamphlet or you can read the signs on the wall explaining what everything is. There were some volunteers there that were really friendly and helpful in explaining a few things! If the inside isn't open, there is informational signs on the outside that you can read.

When you see the Fabyan Villa Museum and Japanese Gardens and learn about the Fabyan family, the…read morenext thing that you need to visit is the Fabyan Windmill. The windmill is located across the Fox River from the museum, and gardens. You can get there by walking across a bridge or driving to the other side. This windmill was used in the past by the Fabyan family but is no longer operable. It makes for some good pictures. There is also a forest preserve to explore. I highly recommend Fabyan Windmill.

We have an app that shows what should be delivered that day. It's been three days and still one…read morebill and two letters have not been delivered. This happens on a regular basis. I don't know how this happens but certainly the delivery person is not doing their job. Also, today we found a letter addressed to someone in Glen Ellyn. It was clearly dropped and just ignored. This service is unacceptable. This is the third time we have posted here. Does the USPS really care? I don't think so, but the missing mail is important and hopefully it will show up. One stars for USPS because was forced to in order to post.. Awful. Horrible.

Fine environment a little disorganized but good people. I like the Carol Stream,IL USPS a bit more…read morethough- they were able to track where my packages were and when they would be arriving at my doorstep.

I love libraries and St. Charles has a great library. The librarians downstairs are kind and…read morepatient with the little ones. They have lots of fun (and free!) programs for the kids. Summer book reading club is our favorite. Our oldest loves to go to the Lego build times. Feeding their creativity is a strength of the library. I'm an eBook reader and I've been satisfied with their OverDrive collection. And they've increased the check out time to 21 days! And the biggest change we've appreciated as a family is auto-renew. If a book is due but nobody has a hold on it, it will check it back out to you. If you haven't had the chance to use their services besides book check out, you're missing out on some great programs!

St. Charles library appears clean and organized. I was looking for books on the human body for…read moreelementary age children and most of the books are gender-affirming and not science-based on biology. Many books show explicit cartoon illlustrations of same-sex couples in bed together, including descriptions of oral sex and masturbation. This is not age-appropriate for young children. We will not be visiting St. Charles library anymore.

Consistently frustrating for no good reason…read more My last visit presented me with two employees screaming at each other at the counter while attending customers! One guy is telling the other to mind his own business and help the customer in front of him. Finally a supervisor comes out and yells "knock it off" to the two grown men arguing. The worst of the two was a guy I try to avoid as you can barely understand him, he prattles on endlessly, and is slower than molasses in winter. This place is emblematic of what has become the standard USPS experience.

On hold 1 hour and 20 minutes to c/o no mail service.They dont call u back.Mail delivery comes 2…read moretimes a week and they dont answer phone or requests made online.Im legally disabled and shouldnt roll across ice and snow to get to my mailbox.

Their leaflet says, "Always will be Charming" ! agree its a charming little area 40 + miles west…read morefrom the city. It's a bit of a haul and round about, but I truly like the area and the surrounding burbs. (Aurora, Geneva, Glendale Heights, Addison etc) I would prefer to live in the city, but if that wasn't an option, I would probably pick what I affectionately call, " Sweet Chucks" . It would take a whole lot of bribery and coercing for J to go back. He and his buddies growing up fled to the city every chance they got. Pottawatomie is such a great park. Pretty decent selection of restaurants (Jalapeno Grill) Outdoor events (Pride of the Fox) Parades (Electric Parade, Memorial Day etc) Kane County Flea Market and a charming little DT area. Some of the bars DT are hit and miss, but that's everywhere. I appreciate that this suburb offers a lot to do for all of the seasons, where as so many suburbs are just cookie cutter,after cookie home with not a ton of things going on. This has an older charm mixed with a newer flair of things to do if it's not always convenient to go downtown Chicago.

We started a basement finishing project last winter working with the city (YES, we did pull…read morepermits!!) and they were the BEST! They were easy to work with, always on time, answered lots of questions, and so much more!! In this day and age when people shy away from working with the city they should work With St. Charles,IL!! They were great! We passed all our inspections and they were very helpful!! Thank you so much! AND WE KNOW OUR HOUSE IS UP TO CODE!