Berg Collection, Room 320

The Irma and Paul Milstein Division of United States History, Local History, and Genealogy is a premier resource for researchers at all levels, focusing on U.S. history, local history, and genealogy, with a particular emphasis on the history of New York City. It boasts one of the nation's largest publicly accessible genealogical collections and a wealth of materials related to local and national history, catering to a diverse range of research interests. The division's knowledgeable reference staff offers comprehensive services, including personalized consultations and guidance on accessing extensive collections. Researchers are encouraged to explore online catalogs and resources to enhance their visit and can schedule consultations to discuss their projects and research methodologies. Generated from the website

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The New York Public Library's Wertheim Study, established in 1963 by author and scholar Barbara Tuchman, honors her father Maurice Wertheim, a notable publisher and founder of The Theatre Guild. This study room is part of the Stephen A. Schwarzman Building, dedicated to researchers engaging with the Library’s extensive humanities and social sciences collections. The Wertheim Study Room offers a conducive environment for scholars, facilitating intensive research through its access to the Library’s general collections. It is among several specialized study rooms designed to support long-term projects and academic work, reflecting the Library's commitment to fostering intellectual endeavors. Generated from the website