Now housed in Sully's new Community Center, our computerized checks out an average of 30,000 books, videos, and books on tape per year. The present collection contains over 9000 volumes. The library also has a summer reading program, a winter reading program, delivery service for house bound readers, and participates in a state-wide interlibrary loan program acquiring materials not available locally for patrons. Popular tourist attractions in the Sully area include historic Wagaman Mill, built on the North Skunk River in 1846 to grind corn and wheat for area farmers. In later years a generator was installed to provide electricity for the people of Lynnville.
Tours are available by appointment.
Don't miss their rhubarb pie or biweekly Cream Puff Friday. Only a short 30 minute drive from Sully, you'll find a wide selection of quality lodging at Newton, Pella, or Grinnell. Sully's biggest yearly event salutes our nation's birthday every July 4. We've kept alive the spirit of the small town celebration with a parade complete with horses, fire trucks, the high school marching band, kids on bikes and tykes on trikes and always a surprise or two in the float competition. The day kicks off with a pancake breakfast and free coffee and donuts in the central park.