Palos Heights Public Library

I would like say Palos Heights Public Library has a lot of amenities that you can check out dvds or books. They also have rooms that you need it to be very quiet so you can do your homework or study as well. I would definitely recommend this library to everyone.

This is such a wonderful library. Great kids play area with a kitchen, baby area, block tables and an interactive room. It projects games on the wall that you can touch and earn points. They also plan great events that are always fun for The family. The staff are helpful and there's a diverse book collection.

As a student, I found Palos Heights Public Library to be an invaluable resource for studying. The serene atmosphere and ample seating options provided the perfect environment for focused learning. Unlike crowded cafes or noisy spaces, the library offered a peaceful setting where I could concentrate without distractions.The library's convenient location and spacious layout made it easy to find a spot to settle in and get to work. Whether I needed to pour over textbooks, conduct research online, or collaborate with classmates on group projects, there was always a suitable area available. Additionally, the comfortable seating and well-lit study areas contributed to a productive study session.I also appreciated the variety of resources available to support my academic endeavors. From an extensive collection of books and reference materials to computer labs with internet access, the library had everything I needed to succeed. The helpful staff members were also on hand to assist with any questions or concerns, further enhancing my study experience.Overall, Palos Heights Public Library is a student-friendly haven that I would highly recommend to fellow learners. Whether you're preparing for exams, writing papers, or simply need a quiet place to study, this library has you covered. It's truly a valuable asset to the community and an essential destination for students seeking a conducive environment for academic pursuits.

I took my 22 months old and she had an amazing time there . Beautiful space and huge kids area with different play stations. I’m giving 4 stars and not 5 because I literally walked in and said Hi to the stuff no one responded! And when I was leaving we said have a nice day as the lady was looking at me and still nothing . This was the first time something like this happens especially at a library usually stuff are very friendly and welcoming. A smile could go a long way. 😊

Awesome library. Very unique. We, my granddaughter and I spent 4 hours there reading and enjoying the other wonderful activities they provide. Librarians were very nice and helpful. Very clean.

I watched a YouTube video about the lost town at sag bridge. My dad Bob bily owned the junkyard "cal sag Auto" and I have pictures of the old Lambert train station and pictures of some of the old houses there. The train station was the Joliet Chicago electric railroad. Our old office was one of the old houses. The train station burned down in the 80's. We built a new office and we lived above it and lived there since 1992. Along the I&m canal was where everyone dumped garbage. You wouldn't believe the antique stuff I found over there. My dad bought the property in 1961 or 62. He passed away in 2015. The history he told me about that area. There is still a old turntable for the trains that is buried next to where the station was.