United States Post office full service. Nice friendly ppl. Just dropped off a letter so there…read morewasn't must contact but what contact was very nice.

Everyone is so pleasant and professional... if they found a box that was over looked they get in…read morethere car and make a special trip to deliver that day. These people are perfect for a small town post office. I just couldn't ask for a better group.

Everyone is nice…read more And LOUD. The employees don't even follow the 'quiet area' signs. I asked for a private study room. They are currently closed at this time. (Not their fault) But they are competing for the loudest library award, for sure. I asked him to please keep down. He said 'Oh sure!' In a booming voice . He is sweet, but maybe doesn't get it? When you have 5 people on computers and two on laptops maybe... just maybe they are doing something very important. I mean, I don't know. I'm just a patron. Continue on... Know of a quiet study place in the area? Asking for a friend.

After my three previous lackluster library experiences in Texas...I'll admit...I did not have high…read morehopes for this library. But goodness, I was surprised! The clerks were friendly, helpful and informative...none of that snooty "can't bother to talk to you" attitude here. I was quickly assisted in getting a library card and the nice man gave me a tour of the facility. As homeschoolers, we utilize the public library system quite a bit. I was so happy to see that this county has an online system that let's you request books from other branches. JOY JOY JOY....the angels were singing in my head. What is such a standard library service in California is hard to find here in Texas. But the Grayson County Library System kicks butt and they get it done! So thank you Denison Library for being such a great place for my family to enjoy.

What an amazing resource in the heart of town. I'm not sure if folks realize all the various things…read morethey can do and learn about at the library and community center. In the entrance there are pamphlets and guides on filing taxes, while inside the library there are guide books on how to start a small business, file for divorce, and/or create official landlord/tenant legal documents. If you're curious about genealogy there are historical references with family information from Virginia, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, etc dating back centuries. There are even old microfiche machines in the back in case your kiddos have never heard of or seen one of them. Currently they aren't in working order but all microfilms have been converted and are available for viewing in a digital format consistent with today's media viewing. There is a kids section with picture books and a young adult section with every dystopian novel or series you can think of. If your kiddos aren't excited for regular books they even have huge collections of graphic novels and anime type books. If you can't sit and read a tangible book for long periods of time or find yourself on the road a lot they have tons of audiobooks and are also a part of a consortium of libraries for e-books/audiobooks. And lastly if reading isn't your cup of tea they have tons of movies to choose from. Movies paired with the books they were made to mirror are available at the front. I was so impressed with all of the materials readily available here - for such a small space it certainly offers much more than meets the eye at first glance. If you need something printed they do that here for $0.10 a page and if you need help with something the folks that work here are super friendly and are able to help with a myriad of things. Lastly they have a cafe and good wifi available to utilize, along with tons of programs to help with literacy, tutoring, community outreach (including free meals), etc. For all those that didn't know before, now you do! The city has done well to provide this resource that more folks need to utilize and appreciate. Mario and her team have done wonders for this space with the resources available.

Oh man what can I say…read more So I was so excited to visit one of the biggest bazaars in the world As soon as I arrived my and I got take advantage by snake charmers who wanted to charge us a lot for a pic and they surrounded us After that we went into a shop and the guy started mocking my voice because I was woah that's pricey for some knockoff sunglasses I wanted to hopefully buy and he was so rude Walking into those right alleyways sharing with bicycles motorcycles small cars and people is a bit claustrophobic and every vendor is wanting your attention You get lost super fast and they can tell and you end up in small square after small square One guy tried to rob us by trying to get us out of the square to "help" us get to the main big square People have told me to never go here without a guide so that's my advice to you all Reason I'm not giving it a 1 is because ultimately the bazaar despite all these things is an experience and it's pretty cool looking down and around and being a part of it all as a tourist learning their culture and trying to be understanding but yeah it was rough and now I laugh about it all

If you want diarrhea eat here…read more Recommendations: The gasoline fried street food Diarrhea is not confirmed but may give you cancer if enough is consumed Pastry man (with bees) At first you think these cute colorful pastries swarming with bees are authentic and delicious until you realize they're swarming with bacteria and bees and then the diarrhea hits you a few hours later. Juice guys Tasty, kind like a Los Angeles juice cleanse and it works because.. you guessed it. It gives you diarrhea. Any of the food stands They will bring you plates you didn't order and rack up the bill to over $100 USD. Diarrhea is not confirmed but your ego and wallet will take a hit leaving you feeling like a stupid American Note: Morrocan diarrhea is much worse than Mexican diarrhea. It lasts 3 to 5 days and it's always a surprise when it hits.

A post office you can actually get in and out of in a couple of minutes. No hassles, no lines,…read morefriendly staff. Nothing like the crappy poorly run post office in my town. 5 stars for this post office and worth the drive!

Beautiful and serene. Do not like that there is just a random travel trailer sitting there by…read morewhere you park, but, oh well. Historical site with some trails... bring shoes and walk down some trails on the Oklahoma side and explore the banks. Gets a bit windy in then bridge, even if it's warm. You've been warned (I bring a light jacket) Not a fan of the massive confetti destruction. Some of it is really old, but the newer paint s just ridiculous.

The gentleman at the office was very helpful and we really enjoyed all of the history and…read moreinformation provided. You really don't understand the scope of how large those forts were and how spread out they were. It was literally a town in a of itself. It's a great opportunity to talk about what the civil were meant to this country with your kids.

Happened upon this place while traveling the border of Oklahoma and couldn't be happier that I…read morestopped and checked it out. Turned out to be really interesting and worth spending some time at. The place is maintained well and Tommie, the park attendant, was impressive with her knowledge of history and the park.