Let me help you out here because these people will waste your time. If you, like me, are going to…read morethis location to simply renew your passport, YELL IT OUT AT THEM. I'm serious. Otherwise, they will ASSUME you are there for the whole process and shuffle you around. The first time I came in I had no idea what line to be in. There were a lot of people waiting on the side that were clearly waiting for passport services but who told them to stand over there? I didn't know so I got in a line only to get to the front and be told to sign my name to a list and move to another line. I did that and when I got to the front of that line I was asked for my birth certificate. I thought that was strange. Why would I need that when I have a WHOLE PASSPORT. Nevertheless I left and returned the next day with the document. I stood in a line until somebody shouted out something about passports. I said I'm renewing not applying. They shuffled me to another line. I finally piped up and said all I need from yall is a photo and a money order. Suddenly everyone was clear. Oh, well you don't need to be in any of these lines. You don't say...... a complete lack of communication and organization in this place. The only good thing is my passport came quickly.

Wow! GPS was not helpful in finding this place. But, the staff inside was quite helpful and the…read morebagel place next store was a nice place to wait

Pretty neat museum. Only been in it a few times…read more I usually go to the playground that is on the same premises and my daughter loves it. When it comes to the museum it's pretty interesting, but their are only certain hours. You'd have to check the times beforehand to make sure they are open.

As the story goes, Joseph willed Burholme to his second wife, Anne and upon her death, son Robert…read more Upon Joseph's death, Robert and stepmother Anne moved back to Burholme, then adding to the home a parlor and library. Just months before Robert's death he married his housekeeper, Mary Ann Reed. Robert left her Burholme, with stipulations stating the estate (Burholme), be turned over to the city to be used as a park, museum, and library. After Robert's death, Mary Ann remarried, continued to travel and collect items, from around the world. The museum is free and open Friday - Sunday. This isn't the average museum. It's less pictures and more, statues, trinkets, artifacts, books, and so on. Throughout the collection you see the traveller; the passion for collecting is evident. The eclectic collection makes you wonder about life in the past, their friends abroad, and their legacy to allow us into their world of wonder.

Love this little library. Been coming here since my then boyfriend introduced me to it. Had a…read moreplayground behind it which my daughter enjoys a lot also. They have a nice range of books, movies and books on tape for kids and adults. Thy have an amazing spot for children to sit and read. They also have a small computer that plays ABC mouse and kids can read and learn as they play. The only downfall of this small library is the parking lot. The parking lot isn't very big- so you basically have to get there early enough to get a spot. The staff is always very friendly and help you look for the books and titles you need. I love this library but wish they were open the same time everyday. Monday and Tuesday thy are open at 10am and the rest of the week they open at 1pm. Be great if they opened at 10am each day.

From the owner: Free for children, teens & adults with your library card: books, latest DVDs, music CDs,…read moreaudiobooks, public access Internet computers, magazines, newspapers, storytimes, programs for all ages, Mango language learning programs, downloadable audiobooks, ebooks and much more. Free wi-fi.

Very smooth process getting photo license at this location. In and out in 15 minutes. Closed…read moreSunday and Monday.

I can't believe they treated an obviously disabled with such disrespect.."i ain't never heard if no…read moredisabled sticker for a motorcycle tag" whut.you think im a wich"..she kept asking me that..what the hell does that even mean and why would she say that. Super rude, incumbent..time for change tried to show whoever there the proof..but no two way communication was possible. No help there. Signed: Obviously Permanently Disabled Person.

Great department with respectful officers who do their jobs diligently and effectively. The cheif…read moreis always on call and is a great guy. Some of their officers go above and beyond their job requirements. Many of their officers have 20+ years experience and handle calls with plenty of history to rely on. Talking a mental patient off a roof by offering him a pack of cigarettes is one example of thinking outside the box.

Did not get to explore the entire building and all the services available here. We were there to…read morewitness the swearing in of a new officer before the council meeting. My only observation was that the community room used for the council meetings is too small. The desks the councilmen sit at take up half the room so there are only 2 rows of chairs available for seating.

Rude, slow, lazy, angry employees…read more The shopping center and neighborhood continue to degenerate. Formerly middle class, now welfare class. The self-serve kiosk is great when it works. Popeyes is two doors down and Wendy's is across the parking lot, probably the best features about this post office, LOL.

Terrible service, needs to be shut down…read more This place is terrible. I was just at this post office barely two hours ago, and the post office isn't accepting packages! The primary function of a POST OFFICE!!! And this is not the first issue I've had with this branch. The place is closed at inopportune times randomly, and the staff always sound like they don't want to do their jobs, either. This place needs to be shut down, and everyone in it fired. I get that you're working through stressing situations thanks to the idiotic trash government we have right now, but when you can't even fulfill the primary purpose of a POSTAL office, to SHIP PACKAGES, it's time to go! Shut it down, and put a UPS Store or FedEx in its place. They at least, you know, actually ship packages.

There is one female employee does not have any patience every time I visit this location and I…read morerarely visit. I hope she can receive a job she likes in the future or treat people with kindness because we're all going through our own issues.

Great, quiet, friendly and very helpful post office that I have every been too. Waaaaay better than…read morephilly!