Lyell Branch Library

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956 Lyell Ave
Rochester, NY 14606
+1 (585) 428-8218
https://roccitylibrary.org

The City of Rochester, NY, is a vibrant community that offers a rich blend of history, culture, and innovation. Residents and visitors alike can engage with a variety of public services, events, and development initiatives that foster growth and connection among the city's diverse neighborhoods.

With a commitment to public safety, economic opportunities, and community involvement, Rochester is dedicated to creating a welcoming environment for all. The city's resources, including the Public Market and cultural festivals, highlight the unique character and spirit of its people.

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