Chicago Public Library-Hall Branch in Chicago, IL

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Telephone:	+1 312-747-2541
Website:	www.chipublib.org
Address:	4801 S Michigan, Chicago, IL, 60615 b/t 48th St & 49th St Grand Boulevard
Nearby public transportation stops & stations:	0.4 mi51st 0.4 miLaSalle & 46th Place 0.5 mi47th Street Red Line Station WB
Categories:	Libraries

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2 reviews of Chicago Public Library-Hall Branch

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William L.

Place rating: 4
Chicago, IL

I had to head down south to this specific library for another mission I was on. Upon approach, I was pleasantly surprised but just how beautiful it is. A real gem in the neighborhood. I only wish my local library was a nice.
Inside, the staff were beyond helpful and friendly! Overly pleasant, professional, and genuinely ready and wanting to help me and other patrons! Another great surprise!
Of course, their small selection of fiction leaves a lot to be desired. It is a historic landmark and they have a little room with its history. Seems Langston Hughes lived in the area.
Anyway, it is worth checking out if you are history buff!
Cheers!

Yohance T.