
Sad we didn't take a bunch out. I have a book from before the shutdown. I hope they get the books back but they should remember many people left the city. Missing the library during times like now.
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Muhlenberg Library, located in New York City's Chelsea area, is a historic branch of the New York Public Library system. Built in 1906 with funds from Andrew Carnegie, this elegant three-story brick and limestone structure has been serving the community for nearly a century.
Currently undergoing renovations, Muhlenberg Library is temporarily closed to the public but is expected to reopen in early 2024. Once reopened, visitors can expect a fully accessible space offering a wide range of resources, including books, e-books, computer access, online programs, and expert recommendations from librarians.
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Sad we didn't take a bunch out. I have a book from before the shutdown. I hope they get the books back but they should remember many people left the city. Missing the library during times like now.
** MISERY IS A VIRUS, TOO ** It's sad that the staff who work here have become unbearable, miserable, stereotypical grumbling, sniffy librarian "types." The worst. The pandemic has affected us...
I haven't hung out in this library casually but I get my held books delivered here and their service / reliability is great. I've never had a major issue in my 4 years of visiting and whenever I...
I have been in many different public libraries in NYC, they are usually pretty good until I found this one. This location is dark, very poor lighting and cleanliness, on top of that is not airy at...
If this library wasn't near my office I would never go here to be honest. It is super outdated and pretty dirty. The carpet has to be 20+ years old and the computers and other equipment are dated...
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