Isaías González-Soto Branch Library (formerly Niagara Branch) is a member of the Buffalo & Erie County Public Library System. Offering public computer access with internet access, public wifi, and children's, young adult, and adult collections of books, movies, tv shows, and music for borrowing. Other collections include foreign language books for all ages, exam prep, local history, large print, and audio books--all available for borrowing. Sign up for a library card to check an item out. The library also offers children's and all ages events including story times, LEGO club, crafts, scavenger hunts, speakers and more. A public meeting room is available for reservation in this location, please see the library website for more details: buffalolib.org/locations-hours/isaias-gonzalez-soto-branch-library
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Branch of the Buffalo & Erie County Public Library System. Public Access Computers Available: 39 public access computers and 2 scanners; 2 children's computers; 7 laptops for in-house use (includes 1 Skype laptop). All networked (printing 10-cents B&W per page; 25-cents color) Microsoft Office Applications, Internet Access, Misc.
Leroy R. Coles, Jr. Branch Library (formerly East Delavan Branch Library) is a member of the Buffalo & Erie County Public Library System. Public Access Computers Available: 33 public access computers, including 2 scanners, 4 children's computers, 5 laptops for in-house use, 1 catalog computers. Printing available at 10-cents B&W per page, 25-cents color. Microsoft Office Applications, Internet Access. Black and white photocopies are available at 15 cents each. Free family and all-ages programs available
E. H. Butler Library is dedicated to proactive and innovative support for the scholarship, research, and creativity of Buffalo State students, faculty, and staff.
Founded way back in 1895, the Adam Mickiewicz Library and Dramatic Circle is touted to be one of the oldest surviving Polish institutes in town. This voluntary organization's library is a treasure trove of books and has an envious collection of almost 12,000 books. However, highlight is the set of hand-copied plays that are housed in this library. It also features a bar serving Polish beers and other drinks. Occasionally, the Dramatic Circle hosts cultural and community events too.
