Maryville Community Library is a small but mighty library! Even for their smaller size, they still…read morehave a huge selection of books of all kinds for all ages! If they don't have a book in their collection, they can order it in for you to borrow from another library. The staff is always so helpful and it's a great library to just come be yourself at!

I love the Collinsville library…read more As soon as I walk in the front doors by the big fountain, I am 5 years old all over again. This place has not changed much in 30 years. There are so many books here you could stay all day and still want to come back tomorrow to keep looking. The upstairs is strictly a children library which is nice as sometimes kids have a harder time whispering! It also gives children a space they can go and really enjoy books with ohhs and ahhs. The Children's library also has puppets, trains, dress up clothes, etc. We live in Troy and while the Troy library is our normal stop, about once a month I will take my little one to Collinsville Memorial Library because it is just that great.

They belong to a library network, so if they don't have the book your looking for they can usually…read moreget it within a couple of days. You can check out a Kindle to do your reading on as well.

This library is one of the greatest I have been to. It is beautiful, calming, and even has a nice…read moreview of a steam behind it. There is a decent amount of seating and there is a room that can be used for meetings. Additionally, the staff are all kind and inviting.

I've spent only a little time in this small-town library, but it is lovely. Beautiful design,…read moreinside and out. Chairs and fireplace near the front door form a relaxing spot to read and/or write. And, if the weather is decent, you can wander Miner Park "out back" before or after your visit.

I think the library is a well kept secret that everyone should know about. It's more than books!…read more The Fairview Heights library offers you to borrow books, Ebooks, music, movies and even video games! Depending on the popularity there maybe a waiting list. They also offer access to computers. Eight computers you can reserve and one express computer. The reserved ones can be used hours at a time while the express allows 30 minutes of access. A variety of classes for kids and adults all year round. I figured the money I spend on books I'm only going to read once is kinda a waste in my end. When I can borrow a book, read it and take it back. Now you do need to stay in the area to get a library card at this location. So proof of residency is required. The librarians are extremely helpful when it comes to locating certain items and they all always full of information. Like... How do you know all this?!? I especially like Ebooks. This way I can download them from my computer to my smartphone or tablet. No need to go to the library physically with the Ebooks; everything is done online! At the end of the day.... Of course I will be back, I have to return a book!

I have been going to this O'Fallon Library for 63 years. I love this facility the people are with…read moreout a doubt the BEST for customer service.. I love we are getting a bigger library. Sincerely, Eva Marie Darling

Unfriendly and overcharge for late returns with interest. A 5 dollar charge turned into 17 dollars…read moreas we were out of town. Nor do they allow purchasing a replacement when a book had water damage. we ended up paying another 30 dollars on top of their charges..

St. Louis Central Library was constructed between 1907 and 1912. This magnificent Beaux-Arts…read morelandmark was designed by renowned architect Cass Gilbert, whose other notable works include: * United States Supreme Court Building * Woolworth Building * Saint Louis Art Museum * Detroit Public Library * State capitol buildings in Arkansas, Minnesota, and West Virginia In 2012, the library underwent an extensive $70 million renovation that thoughtfully blended historic architecture with modern amenities while preserving the building's original character. I particularly enjoy being able to check out periodicals, including architecture and fashion magazines. The beautifully restored building and extensive collection make this one of my favorite places to visit downtown.

I didn't have a ton of time but oh my God you would think this library is in Europe. It's so…read morepretty. It's so beautiful the details on all the walls the ceilings the chandeliers so pretty.

Quiet and welcoming library with good number of study books. Selection in other categories are a…read morebit more limited and on the older side, but there is a little bit of everything including video games. Not a super busy library and some sections are dusty, but still functional. There are gender neutral restrooms here.

While I've been to better libraries, this one is geographically more accessible to me and my…read moreprimary reason for coming here is CLEP/DANTES testing. They have everything one could possibly need as far as testing guides and the staff will direct you to the proper websites for further assistance. Overall, I don't care too much for their selection, but the staff really makes the place. They've always been incredibly helpful in helping me pursue my academic endeavors.