What can you say about Fulton. It's home to a large crazy house (3 stars right there) and it's…read morewhere Winston Churchill gave a speech (1 star). And that's about it.

A free gallery of local history and Missouri fine art from the past is inside the historical…read moresociety on campus, and there is also art displayed on the walls in the halls. I learned that Brad Pitt went to Mizzou! It is a small collection, but it works well together, with multiple pieces by the same artists. Stop by if you are on campus. It is in the same building as the library, but with a different entrance.

I have enjoyed having this art gallery/library/archive in my backyard, but I never really used it…read more I mean, it was only for folks researching their geneology or something, right? Well, when it came time that I needed to do some digging around for local Missouri lore related to square dancing, I did a little checking on their website and as Emeril says, BAM!, they cooked up exactly what I needed. The best part was, it was free. I mean, I guess my taxes are paying for it, but the folks who work there are really helpful, they actually seem like they want to assist me, and they had all this equipment for me to use when I needed to listen to some cassette tapes and even some reel-to-reel audio. Of course, there were some weird things I had to get used to. No pens. None. Nada. Zip. Zilch. Zed. But I could carry around electromagnets, no problem? Anyhow, that being said, I had to get used to other archivist rules (keep everything that was in a folder, actually keep it in the folder). But since they deal with one-of-a-kind stuff, and they don't want to lose anything, this makes sense. I wish I had a reason to delve into their archives earlier, now this place is on my list whenever I have any inkling to learn something about Missouri history.

Wow has it been years since I've stepped into a physical library!!!…read more After igniting my love for reading again, I found I needed a more sustainable place to cycle through books instead of hitting up B&N every week or so. Columbia public library made it easy to register for a free library card all online! I could even start checking out books before my card was shipped to me. We decided to check out the place in person and what a beautiful safe haven! There's lots of quiet spots to sit and read or study. Checking a book out was also so simple using their little kiosks located all around the library. Can't wait to come back!

Very friendly people. The small cafe was very nice. It was very accessible as well, as a person…read morewith disabilities this was a big deal to me

A great library well run and organized the people are friendly and knowledgeable hat work here.read more

This library is a great facility. Their children's department is marvelous. They have computers…read morefor the kids, many activities, book packs, etc. Different groups are able to meet in their rooms. I like the fact that you can eat and drink at this library. The staff at the library are also very helpful!

I like this post office but the reason I'm giving it 2 stars is because one of the workers was…read morerude. She refused to put a little extra tape on my package and was refusing to ship off a package at first because I put stamps on it. I think that they need to hire someone nicer than that woman.

Just love Boonville post office. Always helpful and as suggestions about sending boxes or even…read moreoffering smaller or larger boxes. Very friendly and always telling me what new stamps that just arrived. They always ask Do you need any stamps today?