Sully Branch

The original Sully Branch Library opened in 1954. On September 8, 2009, it opened in its spacious new home in the Thomas P. Ryan Jr. Community Center. The 40,000 square foot community center houses the Sully Library, Webster Community Center and Audubon School No. 33. The one-floor layout is handicapped accessible and provides separate adult, young adult, and children’s areas and a bright and modern story time room.

Branch Supervisor: Maria Heeks-Heinlein

• Meeting room
• Interlibrary loan
• Changing tables in public restrooms
• 24 hour accessible book drop
• Bicycle rack
• Copier/scanner/fax machine
• Free Wi-Fi
• 3D Printing (by appointment)
• Discount passes to area museums & cultural centers
• Research assistance

Programs

• Tabletop Roleplaying Game Society
• Computer Tutoring (reservation required)
• Summer Reading
• Safe to be Smart
• Book Club for adults

Special Collections

• Urban fiction
• Video games
• Graphic novels
• Adult MANGA/graphic novels
• Fishing poles
• Vinyl records
• Board Games
• Sewing Machines
• Dungeons and Dragons guides

Computers

Sully has 22 public computers. Time limit is one and a half hours per day for adults, one hour for teens, and 30 minutes for children.