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Orland Park Public Library named one of the ‘Great Places’ of Illinois

Michael Barnes, the architect behind the design of the Orland Park Public Library, speaks June 24 during a presentation related to the building being named one of Illinois’ “200 Great Places” by the American Institute of Architects. Julie McMann/22nd Century Media
Megan Schuller, Freelance Reporter
10:07 am CDT July 3, 2018
The Orland Park Public Library is one of the “200 Great Places” of Illinois. And the building hosted a ceremony June 25 to celebrate the library making the list. A plaque was given to the library by American Institute of Architects to honor its addition to the list.

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