Chicago Public Library — Sulzer Regional Library

I'm not sure why another tipster said kids aren't welcome here. My children have been coming here for ten years and have always been welcomed. The staff is hit-or-miss but generally helpful.

Printing something? Add printing credit to your library card at the circulation desk BEFORE you reserve a computer and try to print .

I have been coming here ever since I can remember. I have mixed feelings about this branch though, the 2nd floor is the best. Lots have great audiobooks downstairs as well .

The library 's namesake, Conrad Sulzer, was a Swiss settler in the area in the 19th century.

The online hold system is the way to go as items are rarely on the shelves where they are supposed to be.

Really big, regional library location! Check it out!

It’s cute that you can trade seeds here.

Sulzer library was one of three Chicago regional libraries I go to.

Sulzer and Harold Washington are the only libraries open in Chicago on Mondays since recent budget cuts.

Plenty of computers. Down side is the loud teens always running through here, without security intervention

Check out the second floor, it is awesome up here, soooo many books !

The architecture is especially charming!

Great selection.of audio books !!

Free parking behind the building.

Is it just me or can the Wi-Fi access points here use a boost ? Maybe it depends on where you sit.

WiFi doesn't require library card ; slick printer setups and relatively new computers

Second floor rules!

Closed on the first Monday of March in observance of Pulaski Day.

Energy Efficiency Workshop

there are some crazies here, but it reminds me of libraries in the 'burbs.