Rochester Public Library

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530 Webster Ave
Rochester, NY 14609
+1 (585) 428-8208
http://roccitylibrary.org

The Rochester Public Library System, located in Rochester, NY, comprises 11 libraries dedicated to promoting life-long learning and personal enrichment.

With a focus on fostering prosperous communities, the library system offers a wide range of resources and programs to support the educational and cultural needs of its patrons.

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