The Library Station
2535 N. Kansas Expressway
P.O. Box 248
Springfield, MO 65803
Phone: (417) 865-1340
Kim Flores, Branch Manager
kimf@thelibrary.org
Branch Hours
- Monday-Saturday, 8:30 a.m.-6 p.m.
Drive-up Service
- Monday-Saturday, 7:30 a.m.-7 p.m.
Programs and Events
Programs inside some library branches have been curtailed to help minimize the impact of the coronavirus, so we're sending programs to you—virtually. Check out the Library's Virtual Programs page for details.
On Display Now
January- Nutcracker Collection courtesy of Emily Hedden
- Santa Collection courtesy of Dennis Mooneyham
- Photography and Mixed Media by Sarah Griggs
- Photography and Mixed Media by Sarah Griggs
- Nutcracker Collection courtesy of Emily Hedden
Services
-
Computers, Internet & Wi-Fi
Internet, electronic databases and Library catalogs [Details] See Wi-Fi hours. -
Meeting & Study Rooms
Rooms for large meetings or quiet study [Details] -
Printers
Print from Library computers or your own device. Black and white - 10¢; color - 50¢. Cash only. -
Copiers
Black and white copies are 10¢; 20¢ for 11x17. Color copies are 50¢; $1 for 11x17. Cash only. -
Panera Bread at the Library Station
[Website] -
Between Friends Gift Shop
Pre-read books and gifts for the bibliophile [Details] -
Services for Special Needs
Motorized scooter, closed-circuit television video magnifier and more [Details] -
Test Proctoring
Available for a small fee. [Details] -
Self-Service Fax Machine
$1.75 first page; $1 other pages. Debit/Credit card only. Send only.
Go green! Copies may be scanned to a USB drive. Bring your own USB drive, or purchase one at the Library Center for $5.
Special Collections
- Automotive Reference
Repair manuals for domestic and import cars, trucks, motorcycles, farm tractors, boat motors, and more.
About the Library Station
The Library Station one of the "destination libraries" in the Springfield-Greene County Library District. The 36,000-square-foot facility houses a large collection of print and electronic resources. The Library Station includes other amenities characteristic of larger, urban libraries. Those features include several large and small meeting rooms, a large, comfortable reading room, a Between Friends Gift Shop and a Panera Bread café. The branch is located on North Kansas Expressway between Kearney Street and Interstate 44.