The branch offers customers a wide array of free resources and services—from books, movies, and music, available in both physical and streaming formats, to technology services, including in-branch public computers and Wi-Fi as well as Chromebooks and internet hotspots available for checkout. MCPL also offers free access to many online research and learning resources, online classes and tutoring services, and digital versions of popular publications such as The Kansas City Star and other daily newspapers. Customers may browse for materials, reserve meeting rooms, and attend in-person programs for all ages.
Frequently Asked Questions About Midwest Genealogy Center
What types of resources and services does the Midwest Genealogy Center offer?
The Midwest Genealogy Center offers a wide array of free resources and services including books, movies, music in physical and streaming formats, in-branch public computers, Wi-Fi, Chromebooks and internet hotspots for checkout, online research and learning resources, online classes and tutoring, and digital newspapers such as The Kansas City Star.
Where is the Midwest Genealogy Center located?
It is located at 3440 S. Lee's Summit Road, Independence, MO 64055, United States.
What are the operating hours for the Midwest Genealogy Center?
The center is open Monday to Saturday from 10:00 AM to 8:00 PM and Sundays from 1:00 PM to 8:00 PM.
Does the Midwest Genealogy Center provide access to technology for customers?
Yes, customers can use in-branch public computers, Wi-Fi, as well as check out Chromebooks and internet hotspots.
Can I reserve meeting rooms or attend programs at the Midwest Genealogy Center?
Yes, customers may reserve meeting rooms and attend in-person programs for all ages.
Is the Midwest Genealogy Center accessible for individuals with disabilities?
Yes, the center is ADA accessible.
Are there any dining options available at the Midwest Genealogy Center?
Yes, the center offers in-branch dining.
Which nearby parks can I visit before or after my visit to the Midwest Genealogy Center?
You can visit Glendale Park or Sycamore Hills Park, both nearby and offering outdoor activities and playgrounds.
What are some nearby educational facilities around the Midwest Genealogy Center?
Nearby educational facilities include Small Wonder Preschool, Independence Missouri Public Schools, Sycamore Hills Elementary School, and Sugar Britches Daycare.
Are there any community or religious organizations close to the Midwest Genealogy Center?
Yes, nearby religious and community organizations include St. Mark Catholic Church, Family of Love Outreach Center, Boy Scout Troop 1865, and 39th Street Church of Christ.