
I come here on a regular basis with my children. They tend to have a lot of free events hosted here. It's never too crowded and the staff are very helpful. The bathroom is my biggest gripe...
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The 96th Street Library in New York City is a historic branch of the New York Public Library, established in 1905 with funding from Andrew Carnegie. Serving as a vital hub of information, learning, and recreation, it offers a wide range of resources, including books, Wi-Fi, computers, classes, and engaging programs for all ages.
With a commitment to accessibility, the library provides fully accessible facilities and services, ensuring that everyone can benefit from its offerings. As part of its mission to support the community, the library has implemented a no late fines policy and offers personalized book-selection services through Shelf Help. Additionally, it provides online classes, programs, and resources, catering to people of all ages.
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I come here on a regular basis with my children. They tend to have a lot of free events hosted here. It's never too crowded and the staff are very helpful. The bathroom is my biggest gripe...
New York Public Library on East 96th is my home library. Over the years I've known many of the employees. Some retired and one very special employee died recently. I feel at home here. They have...
Good place to study on the 3rd floor. Have charging outlets on the tables, and have a quiet zone. Didn't see any homeless people which is nice. Still always be careful of your surroundings. Wifi...
This is a small but comfortable library. The library collection goes up to the third floor, and each floor is spacious enough to have some reading desks. The elevator is slow but seems to be...
I have been here several times to pick up books on hold and to study. This place is great to study but first floor was loud :( I went to their top floor...perfect for studying and reading....
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