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Welcome to the Westchester Square Library, your community hub for knowledge, exploration, and connection, located at 2521 Glebe Avenue in The Bronx, New York. Since 1937, we've been proudly serving our community, moving to our current location in 1956 to better accommodate our growing collection and services. Our library offers a welcoming environment for people of all ages, complete with a rich selection of books, free Wi-Fi, computers, and a variety of classes and programs designed to educate and entertain. Whether you're seeking a quiet place to read, engaging activities, or educational resources, our library has something for everyone. Our first floor features an extensive collection of adult, young adult, and reference materials, while our second floor is dedicated to our vibrant children's room. Discover the joy of reading with our personalized book-selection service, Shelf Help, where our librarians curate book recommendations tailored to your interests.

Welcome to Clason's Point Library, your gateway to a world of knowledge and community engagement in the heart of The Bronx. Located at 1215 Morrison Avenue, our modern, spacious brick building has been serving the community since May 1974. Whether you're a lifelong learner, a curious reader, or someone looking to connect with others, Clason's Point Library offers something for everyone. Explore our extensive collection of books for adults, young adults, and children, or take advantage of our free Wi-Fi and computer access. Our library is a hub of activity, featuring a wide range of classes, stimulating programs, and entertaining events for all ages. Whether you prefer in-person or virtual experiences, there's always something happening at Clason's Point.

Welcome to the Washington Heights Library, a cornerstone of the community located at 1000 Saint Nicholas Avenue in Manhattan, New York. Established in 1868 and relocated to its current, beautifully designed four-story brick building in 1914, our library offers a wealth of resources and enriching experiences for visitors of all ages. At the Washington Heights Library, you'll find an extensive collection of books, Wi-Fi access, computers, and a variety of classes and programs designed to inspire and entertain. Whether you're interested in joining a book club, attending a stimulating program, or exploring new skills, our library has something for everyone.

Welcome to High Bridge Library, a cherished cornerstone of the vibrant multi-ethnic community in the Southwest Bronx for over 100 years. Located at 78 West 168th Street, The Bronx, New York 10452, our library offers a welcoming space for people of all ages to explore, learn, and connect. Important Notice: High Bridge Library will be temporarily closed for renovations from Wednesday, August 21st to Saturday, August 31st. We apologize for any inconvenience and look forward to welcoming you back soon.

Welcome to the Morrisania Library, your local hub for knowledge and community engagement, located at 610 East 169th Street, The Bronx, New York 10456. Since its opening in 1908, thanks to the generous funding from Andrew Carnegie, our library has been a cornerstone of learning and exploration. Designed by Babb, Cook, and Willard, our fully accessible, two-story facility invites you to explore a vast collection of books, from adult and young adult selections on the first floor to a dedicated children's collection on the second. At Morrisania Library, we offer more than just books. Enjoy free Wi-Fi, access to computers, and a wide array of classes and programs designed to stimulate and entertain visitors of all ages. Whether you’re looking to join a book club, attend an event, or participate in an online class, we have something for everyone.

Welcome to Throg's Neck Library, a vibrant community hub located at 3025 Cross Bronx Expressway, The Bronx, New York 10465. Since its opening in September 1974, our library has been dedicated to serving the diverse needs of our community with an extensive collection for adults, young adults, and children. Our fully accessible, one-floor facility ensures that everyone can enjoy what we have to offer. Discover a world of knowledge and entertainment with our vast selection of books, e-books, and e-audiobooks, including children's favorites and bestsellers. With free Wi-Fi, computers, and a plethora of stimulating classes and programs, there's something for everyone at Throg's Neck Library. Whether you're interested in learning something new or simply want a quiet place to read, our library is your go-to destination.

Welcome to Soundview Library, your vibrant community hub located at 660 Soundview Avenue, The Bronx, New York 10473. As a proud branch of The New York Public Library, we invite you to discover everything we have to offer. Whether you're looking for a quiet place to read, access to free Wi-Fi and computers, or engaging classes and programs for all ages, Soundview Library is here to serve you. Our bright, airy, one-story marble building not only houses an extensive collection of adult, young adult, and children's books, but also features a small Spanish-language collection and a diverse non-print collection, including videos, CDs, CD-ROMs, language tapes, and books on tape, all available for borrowing.

Welcome to the Woodstock Library, your gateway to a world of knowledge and discovery, located at 761 East 160th Street, The Bronx, New York. Housed in a historic building that has been serving the community since 1914, our library is one of the original Carnegie-funded branches, offering a rich tradition of learning and community engagement. At Woodstock Library, we offer a diverse collection of books, access to Wi-Fi, computers, and a variety of classes and programs designed to entertain and educate people of all ages. Our newly expanded Teen Center, made possible by Google.org, is a hub for creativity and learning, providing tech equipment, art materials, and more.

Welcome to Hamilton Grange Library, your local hub of learning and exploration located at 503 West 145th Street in Manhattan, New York. As a proud landmark since 1970, our library serves an ethnically diverse community with a wide array of collections and resources tailored for everyone. Discover everything we have to offer, from our extensive book collection to our free Wi-Fi and computer access. Engage with stimulating and entertaining programs and classes designed for all ages. Whether you’re looking to dive into a bestseller, explore e-books and e-audiobooks, or enjoy streaming music and world newspapers from the comfort of your home, your library card opens the door to endless possibilities.

Welcome to the JBH Reference Room, located at 515 Malcolm X Boulevard in the heart of Manhattan, New York. As a vital part of the Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture, our library is dedicated to preserving and providing access to an extensive collection of materials by and about people of African descent from around the globe. Our focus spans the humanities, social sciences, and the arts, with a particular emphasis on the Americas, the Caribbean, and Sub-Saharan Africa. The Jean Blackwell Hutson Research and Reference Division invites you to explore a vast array of books, serials, and microforms. Whether you're delving into the rich narratives of history, culture, or art, our collection is an invaluable resource for researchers and scholars alike. Access our holdings through the NYPL Research Catalog or the NYPL Legacy Catalog, where you can refine your search specifically to the Schomburg Center.

Welcome to the George Bruce Library, your gateway to a world of knowledge and culture in the heart of Manhattan! Located at 518 West 125th Street, our library is a vibrant community hub offering a vast array of resources and activities for all ages. Dive into our extensive collection of books, enjoy free Wi-Fi and computer access, or participate in one of our many engaging classes and programs designed to entertain and educate. Please take note of our updated policy: e-bikes, e-scooters, and electronic transportation devices are not allowed inside any NYPL location, though mobility aids are permitted.

Welcome to the Mott Haven Library, a vibrant community hub nestled at 321 East 140th Street in the heart of The Bronx, New York. As the oldest library building in the Bronx, our historic brick and limestone structure has been serving the public since 1905 and was proudly designated a New York City landmark in 1969. At Mott Haven Library, we offer a world of discovery and learning for all ages. Our extensive collection of books, along with free Wi-Fi, computers, and a variety of classes, ensures that there is something for everyone. Whether you're interested in borrowing a book, attending a stimulating program, or participating in one of our engaging online classes or book clubs, the library is your gateway to a wealth of resources and experiences.

Welcome to the Morningside Heights Library, a vibrant community hub located at 2900 Broadway, Manhattan, New York. Proudly serving the Morningside Heights neighborhood since 1914, our library combines a rich history with modern amenities, all housed within a beautifully designed building by Robert A. M. Stern architects. Opened in 2001, our facility also includes a Columbia University dorm and a retail shop, seamlessly blending traditional library charm with contemporary functionality. Explore a world of knowledge and entertainment with our extensive collection of books, e-books, and e-audiobooks, ranging from children's literature to the latest bestsellers. Our library also offers free access to Wi-Fi, computers, and a variety of classes and programs that cater to all ages. Whether you're looking to join a book club, attend an online class, or participate in stimulating community events, the Morningside Heights Library has something for everyone.

Welcome to Harlem Library, a cornerstone of the community since 1826, located at 9 West 124th Street in Manhattan, New York. As one of the first branches to join the New York Public Library system, we have a rich history of serving Harlem's vibrant community. Our library offers an extensive collection of books, Wi-Fi access, computers, and a variety of classes and programs designed to entertain and stimulate minds of all ages. Our newly expanded Teen Center, supported by the City of New York, provides digital resources, tech equipment, and art materials, making it a hub for young creativity and learning. Dive into our circulating collection that celebrates Harlem’s history and African American culture, or explore our digital resources like e-books, e-audiobooks, and streaming music—all available for free with your library card.

Welcome to the Harry Belafonte 115th Street Library, a vibrant community hub located at 203 West 115th Street in Manhattan, New York. As a cherished branch of The New York Public Library, we invite you to explore an extensive range of resources and services designed for all ages. Delve into our vast collection of books, utilize our Wi-Fi and computer facilities, or participate in our diverse classes and programs that promise both stimulation and entertainment. Please be aware of our new policy: e-bikes, e-scooters, and other electronic transportation devices are not allowed inside any NYPL location, with exceptions made for mobility aids.

Welcome to St. Agnes Library Located at 444 Amsterdam Avenue in the heart of Manhattan, St. Agnes Library is a vibrant community hub offering a wealth of resources and services for visitors of all ages. Since its establishment in 1893, our library has been dedicated to enriching the lives of our patrons through access to knowledge, culture, and technology.

Welcome to the Bloomingdale Library, your vibrant local hub for knowledge, creativity, and community engagement, conveniently located at 150 West 100th Street, Manhattan, New York. As a proud member of the New York Public Library (NYPL) system, we invite you to explore everything we have to offer. At Bloomingdale Library, we provide a vast selection of books for all ages, along with free Wi-Fi, computer access, and a variety of stimulating classes and programs designed to entertain and educate. Our newly expanded Teen Center is a must-visit, offering digital resources, tech equipment, and art materials, with lead support for Teens 360º generously provided by the City of New York.

Welcome to the Yorkville Library, a cherished branch of The New York Public Library, located at 222 East 79th Street in the heart of Manhattan, New York. Housed in a stunning example of Palladian-inspired architecture, our historic building is a designated New York City Landmark and is listed on the National and State Registers of Historic Places. Following an extensive renovation between 1986 and 1987, our library continues to serve the community with a blend of historical charm and modern amenities. At Yorkville Library, we offer a wide range of services and resources for all ages. Visit us to explore our extensive adult, young adult, and reference collections on the first floor, or bring your little ones to our children's room on the second floor, which closes 15 minutes before the library itself. Whether you're seeking a quiet place to read, study, or access our free Wi-Fi and computers, our library is your go-to destination.

Welcome to Riverside Library, your gateway to knowledge and community engagement on the Upper West Side of Manhattan. Located at 127 Amsterdam Avenue, our historic branch has been serving the community since 1897, when the Riverside Association first donated its collection to the New York Free Circulating Library. Today, we continue to evolve, offering a wealth of resources and programs for all ages. Discover everything the Riverside Library has to offer! Whether you're seeking books, Wi-Fi, or access to computers, we provide an array of services designed to enrich your life. Join us for engaging classes, stimulating programs, and entertaining events that cater to diverse interests and age groups.

Welcome to the Webster Library, a cornerstone of the community located at 1465 York Avenue, Manhattan, New York. As one of the oldest libraries in New York City, our history dates back to 1893, when we were first established as the Webster Free Library. Thanks to the generous contributions of Charles B. Webster and Andrew Carnegie, our current site stands proudly at the intersection of 78th Street and York Avenue. At Webster Library, we offer a wealth of resources and activities for all ages. Whether you're here for books, Wi-Fi, computer access, or to participate in one of our many classes or programs, there's something for everyone. Please note that our second floor closes 15 minutes before the building's closing time.

Welcome to the 67th Street Library, a cherished community hub located at 328 East 67th Street in Manhattan, New York. As a proud branch of The New York Public Library, established in 1905, we have been serving the vibrant Upper East Side for over a century. Our library offers an inviting space for everyone, with a wide range of resources and services designed to inspire and educate. Discover all that we have to offer, from an extensive collection of books and e-books to free Wi-Fi, computers, and enriching classes and programs for all ages. Whether you’re interested in joining a book club, attending a stimulating workshop, or exploring our vast digital resources like bestselling magazines and world newspapers, the 67th Street Library has something for you.

Welcome to the 58th Street Library, a vibrant hub of learning and community engagement located at 127 East 58th Street in the heart of Manhattan, New York. As a proud branch of The New York Public Library, we're committed to providing an inclusive and enriching environment for all visitors. While most areas of our library are wheelchair accessible, please note that the computer classroom and community room have limited accessibility. Our library is a treasure trove of resources and opportunities for all ages. Whether you're here to explore our diverse collection of books, take advantage of free Wi-Fi and computer access, or participate in our exciting programs and classes, there's something for everyone. From virtual and in-person classes to engaging book clubs and personalized services like Shelf Help, we strive to cater to your unique interests and needs.

Welcome to the Columbus Library, a vibrant part of the New York Public Library system, located at 742 10th Avenue in the heart of Manhattan's Clinton neighborhood. Since its opening in 1909, Columbus Library has been a cornerstone for education and community engagement in this dynamic, multiethnic area. At Columbus Library, discover a world of resources and activities for all ages. Whether you're here to browse our extensive collection of books, access free Wi-Fi, or use our public computers, we have something for everyone. Join us for stimulating classes and entertaining programs that cater to diverse interests and needs.

Welcome to Epiphany Library, your gateway to a world of knowledge and community engagement in the heart of Manhattan. Located at 228 East 23rd Street, our library has been a cornerstone of the Gramercy Park-Stuyvesant Town neighborhood since 1887. Housed in a charming three-story building, we offer extensive collections for adults, young adults, and children, along with a modern auditorium for community gatherings. Discover everything the library has to offer—from books and Wi-Fi to computers and classes. Our diverse range of stimulating and entertaining programs caters to all ages, ensuring there's something for everyone. Whether you're visiting in person or online, Epiphany Library connects you with endless opportunities for learning and enjoyment.

Welcome to the Thomas Yoseloff Business Center Located on the 7th floor of the Stavros Niarchos Foundation Library (SNFL) at 455 5th Avenue, Manhattan, New York, the Thomas Yoseloff Business Center is The New York Public Library's premier destination for business resources and services. Whether you're an entrepreneur, a seasoned business professional, or a job seeker, our center is designed to support your financial and business endeavors with a wealth of free resources.

Welcome to the Jefferson Market Library, a cherished landmark nestled in the heart of Greenwich Village, Manhattan. Located at 425 6th Avenue, this historic building, originally a courthouse, has been serving the community for over forty years as a vibrant hub of learning and culture. Designed in a stunning Victorian Gothic style by renowned architects Frederick Clark Withers and Calvert Vaux, the library stands as a testament to New York City's rich architectural heritage. At Jefferson Market Library, we invite you to explore a world of knowledge and entertainment. Our library offers an extensive collection of books, e-books, and e-audiobooks for readers of all ages, including popular bestsellers and beloved children's titles. With your library card, you can also access a wide range of digital resources from the comfort of your home, including bestselling magazines, world newspapers, and streaming classical and world music.

Welcome to the Mulberry Street Library, your gateway to a world of knowledge and creativity in the heart of Manhattan's vibrant SoHo neighborhood. Located at 10 Jersey Street, our branch is a part of the iconic New York Public Library system and is steeped in history, housed in a former chocolate factory in the renowned Cast Iron District. At Mulberry Street Library, we offer an extensive range of resources and services for individuals of all ages. Discover a vast collection of books, e-books, and e-audiobooks, from timeless classics to contemporary bestsellers. Enjoy free access to Wi-Fi, computers, and a variety of online resources, including bestselling magazines, world newspapers, and streaming music.

Welcome to Hudson Park Library, a cornerstone of cultural and educational enrichment located at 66 Leroy Street in the heart of Manhattan's vibrant Greenwich Village. Since 1906, our library has been a welcoming haven for the community, offering an expansive range of resources and activities for all ages. At Hudson Park Library, we invite you to discover a world of knowledge and creativity. Our offerings include an extensive collection of books, Wi-Fi access, computers, and a plethora of classes and programs designed to stimulate and entertain. Whether you're a lifelong learner or just looking for a quiet place to read, we have something for everyone.

Welcome to the Ottendorfer Library, a cherished branch of the New York Public Library, located at 135 2nd Avenue in the heart of Manhattan, New York. Established in 1884, the Ottendorfer Library holds the distinction of being New York City's first free public library. Designed by the talented German-born architect William Schickel, this historic landmark beautifully blends Queen Anne and neo-Italian Renaissance architectural styles, adorned with unique terracotta putti. At the Ottendorfer Library, there's something for everyone. Whether you're diving into a new book, accessing our free Wi-Fi, or utilizing our computers, you'll find a wealth of resources at your fingertips. We offer a diverse range of classes and programs designed to educate, stimulate, and entertain visitors of all ages. From in-person classes and group tours to engaging online programs and book clubs, our library is a vibrant hub of community interaction and learning.

Welcome to Tompkins Square Library, a cherished branch of The New York Public Library, nestled in the heart of Manhattan's vibrant Lower East Side. Located at 331 East 10th Street, our library has been a cornerstone of the community since 1904, continuing a rich tradition of service that began in 1887 as the Fifth Street Branch of the Aguilar Free Library. Our historic branch, now overlooking the beautiful Tompkins Square Park, has been a beacon of knowledge and culture for generations, serving a diverse and dynamic population, including German, Italian, Jewish, Polish, Ukrainian communities, and a flourishing arts scene since the 1960s. At Tompkins Square Library, discover a world of resources and opportunities for all ages. Our offerings include a vast collection of books, free Wi-Fi, computer access, engaging classes, and a variety of stimulating programs designed to educate and entertain. We are proud to feature a newly expanded Teen Center, supported by the City of New York, where teens can explore digital resources, tech equipment, and art materials.