Indianola Public Library

Indianola Public Library is a bowling alley in Indianola, Iowa, located at 207 N B St. It holds a rating of 4.90 from the customers who have reviewed it.

The library serves as a community resource for residents of Indianola and Warren County. It issues library cards to Iowa residents aged 15 and older who present a photo ID showing their current address, or a piece of mail printed with that address if the ID does not list it. Children under 16 need parental permission, and a parent or guardian can bring a child in to sign up. Cardholders must live in a community that participates in Iowa's Open Access library program; nearly all Iowa communities do, including rural Warren County, while the incorporated towns of Ackworth, Martensdale, St. Mary's, Sandyville, and Spring Hill do not participate.

The library sits on N B St in the heart of Indianola's civic district. The Indianola Public Library is steps away, the Warren County Administration Building is about a tenth of a mile from the door, and the Warren County Sheriff's Office and the Warren County Courthouse are each roughly two-tenths of a mile away. The Indianola Post Office is about the same distance, and North Howard Street runs nearby.

Indianola is the Warren County seat, located 14 miles south of Des Moines, and is home to Simpson College. The city serves more than 16,000 residents and draws visitors to its downtown, parks, and cultural attractions, including the National Balloon Classic and the Warren County Fair.

With a 4.90 rating from its reviewers, Indianola Public Library is a well-regarded fixture among the civic institutions clustered along N B St in Indianola.