I love going to this library! The staff is exceptionally helpful. Very clean environment and always…read morewilling to order books they might not have. Looking forward to the new revamped Owasso Library coming soon!

This is one of those hometown gems. The staff here is always so friendly, greeting everyone as they…read morecome in. Granted, I don't browse the stacks here often; I just pick up books that I've requested on hold. I just went to an event here hosted by the Owasso Community Gardens (plant swap). The side room was perfect for this and other events. Support your local library! :)

I needed to type a letter. David assisted me because I really haven't used a computer in about 20…read moreyears. He was super helpful. I really appreciated that he didn't make me feel stupid. I am just so grateful and he was incredibly nice!

It's small but mighty! If they don't have want you need, they will order it. Great little library!read more

Love this library! Ms Mary and Bill are always there and ready to help with whatever we need. Quiet…read moreplace, most of the time. Decent selection of books, movies, CDs. Probably the best working public service you can rely on in Skiatook.

Marylin was absolutely wonderful! Made us feel at home and had so many fun and interesting facts…read moreabout Owasso.

I took a group of Cub Scouts here to learn a little bit about the Owasso history and all I can say…read moreis that Marilyn Hinkle was amazing! She took the boys room by room and gave them a quick insight into how the different things showing at the little museum had an impact or connection to the city of Owasso. The best part was that after we left (which we only had an hour), my kiddo said he wanted to go back and spend more time there.. I can happily say that we are going to mark this down for one of those days when it is raining or nasty out or we just want to make a quick visit because sitting around at home is just boring. I personally had a connection to the railroad bridge going over bird creek as my fondest memory as a young boy because we used to walk down that train track ever time we visited our property... That and after leaving we would always drive over the bridges on 169.. Unfortunately a little while back they tore down those bridges, but a part was saved and is in the museum for you to see. There is no fee to visit, but they do take donations.Do take a moment to stop by and visit as I can say I really enjoyed our little visit and can't wait to go back!