I love that it's so close. The staff is knowledgeable and cooperative, especially patient with the neighborhood "entitled." But it is way too loud after three o'clock. It may have a smaller...
Webster Library
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Webster Library, located in New York City, is one of the oldest libraries in the area with a rich history dating back to 1893. Initially founded as the Webster Free Library in a building on East 76th Street, it was named after Charles B. Webster, the generous donor. The current location on 78th Street and York Avenue was designed by renowned architects and funded by Andrew Carnegie, opening its doors to the public on October 24, 1906.
The three-story facility caters to a diverse community of New Yorkers, offering collections for adults, young adults, and children. While it originally served a predominantly Czech immigrant population, it now serves as a vital resource for the broader community. With a range of resources and programs, Webster Library continues to be a beacon of knowledge and learning for all its visitors.
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Easy to get to, when you arrive you just want to go downstairs to the basement level where you will find TONS of books in different variety, also extremely reasonable price to buy. It was pretty...

New York Public Library-Webster Branch came into sight during my morning walk one day this past week. It's the typical neighborhood library. I felt bad for a young man standing outside waiting for...

My first time in this library. It's in a pretty large building and there looks like there's a basement and a 2nd floor but it was closed the day I was there. The front desk is right at the...

Great neighborhood library! Super convenient and a big plus- a terrific used book store in basement. Lots of stairs so be prepared. Was able to find a book in the library and buy 2 more all for...
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