The story time for young children is wonderful!! They provide a craft after story time!! My…read moregranddaughter loves it!! Every Tuesday and Thursday!!

The only reason for my low rating is the fact that you can no longer CALL them if there is an…read moreissue. The local phone number seems to be no longer active. (YELP you might want to update that.) Now EVERYTHING goes through a main 800 number and OH MY GOD will you go around in endless circles with a stupid autobot. I got NOWHERE. Tried saying agent. "you want to speak to an agent yes?" YES. Ok, the agent will need a tracking number. I enter it. Again the agent will need a tracking number blah blah blah... I said I entered it. AGENT. You want an agent yes? YES. We need a tracking number..... and around we go until It says goodbye I will go help another customer and hangs up. HOW INSANE IS THIS????? Today I will just DRIVE to the local post office and try to figure out why some box is postage due when I paid shipping already. Can't just CALL AND ASK THEM. OH NO. I met the mail lady and she said she would have someone call ME. That was Friday. This is Monday. No call. Another government agency at work for we the people. Aside from that one thing the mail delivery people have been great, and usually the staff IN the post office are great. Wish I could give that portion a 5 star and just rate lack of communication as dismal.

it's local employees are very cordial and helpful I have a recommend this and especially my…read morecarrier Bethany and her ability to come and talk to me because I'm handicapped.

This is a great library, better than the St. Joseph one in terms of policies. You can rent up to 50…read moremovies at a time for 2 weeks at no charge, yes 50. At the St. Joseph one you can get 5 for a week and they want to charge you $1 a movie like you don't pay a ton in taxes as a resident. Friendly staff at both places but this is a library that really respects local patrons.

Absolutely love this library. More than once I've come here just to get out of the house and the…read morestaff are always friendly and helpful when I need something. They have awesome renting policies and a really nice selection of books.

After Memorial Day the Lighthouse is open for tours (just $5/person). If you want a souvenir…read moreticket, just ask and they will stamp the date for you. Once inside, there is a museum with pictures and historical facts. A couple of souvenirs to purchase on the first floor. The volunteers - one to every floor had plenty of information about the lighthouse and St. Joseph. We were able to climb to top and walk on the outside. It was amazing - I loved it!

Beautiful to look at but the parking is an issue. It feels like they don't really want tourists. We…read morewere there 25 minutes and received 2 tickets. On for parking (which we had paid for parking so was given incorrectly) and one for parking over the line (said we took 2 parking places). There were only 3 cars in the lot in the time we were there.

Constructed in 1862 as a hops barn, this establishment was converted into a church in 1876. Then…read morere-sold in 1915 to a local farmer, the livestock barn existed on the site from 1915 to 1998 before it was purchased by members of the Pokagon United Methodist. Rev. George Bennard was visiting the area to take part in a series of revivals, and his famous hymn "The Old Rugged Cross" was first publicly performed in 1913. The hymn did not make Rev. Bernard rich. However, he sold the rights to the Rodeheaver Company of Winona Lake, Indiana, for $500, and the copyright was renewed years later for $5,000. The Old Rugged Cross Church is located on Vermont St. in Pokagon, about halfway between Dowagiac and Niles, where my partner's sister and I stopped off the beaten path before heading to Shipshewana.

My husband and I found out about this church by accident! We were simply searching for things to…read moredo in Niles, Michigan. We were determined to find something to do close to dark and finally found this on the Internet. The hymn, The Old Rugged Cross, was first performed in this church many years ago. The hymn is near and dear to our hearts because our grandparents used to enjoy singing this song and my husband has enjoyed playing it on the piano for our children. We decided to check it out! The outside of the church is stunning! We were not able to view the inside but if we ever make it back to this area of the country we will certainly stop to see it! You should do the same especially if you enjoy this old hymn!

This is a beautiful community library. There are lots of places to sit, read, study, etc. There…read moreare high ceilings and lots of natural light. The library, including restroom, is very clean and well maintained.

Amazing selection of books and multimedia equipment. Staff is very knowledgeable and helpful…read more Highly recommend for everyone

Benton Harbor Library held a paper lantern event today, partnered with Krazl Art Center. My…read morenephew, best friend and I had a blast enjoying the free event. We had the opportunity to converse with others in the community that enjoy art and being creative.

I have always gone here and there is usually a decent atmosphere. An amazing range of manga and…read moretheir YA reads are pretty good in range.

pretty good library.nice employees,many books and kids section is nice,I like going to the computer…read moresection.nothing bad about it, 5 stars

Great small town public library. Good kids section, including computers & activities & storytime…read morefor little ones. "Movie club" for video rentals. And decent variety of fiction & non-fiction. Quite a bit available in Spanish. Friendly staff. Monthly Friends of the Library club meetings. Computers available with internet, copy and fax services for a fee.