Wilmette Public Library — Attraction in New Trier Township

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Few patrons are presently in the library. Many staff will assist you in circultation, reference and virtual participation.

I used the Technology center for microcomputer tasks. My time was limited to 65 minutes. I accessed the I.D.E.S, Gmail, Facebook and the New York Times online.

I could rent movies, books, d.v.d.s, and read periodicals.

Get a patron's card and enjoy all of the above for free or more for modest fees. If you have a card that is from a member of the North Suburban Library System, you can extend your privileges to the W.P.L.

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Aside from the greeter, the librarians have been consistently rude or annoyed when asked questions. Many will not help you find books and just direct you to an area in a bothered tone. They also often are very visibly annoyed by any kids who excitedly enter the library. I have seen them scold children for being excited and just being children. Libraries should be welcoming places. The Wilmette Library has consistently disappointed and I will frequently go out of my way to patronize other local libraries who seem happy to have visitors instead. It is very very sad the direction this...

A wonderful suburban library with some great programs. Though parking is limited, the library is still relatively easy to reach by public transport. The size of the place is appropriate for a village the size of WIlmette. The staff is very friendly and helpful. If I had a complaint (besides the parking), it's the lack of quiet study rooms to book. As far as I know, there are only two such small rooms. It's still a great place to take...