Set on West 125th Street, George Bruce Library is one of New York Public Library’s branches in Harlem. Dedicated to the late businessman and inventor George Bruce, this library was built by his daughter Catherine. It features a state-of-the-art auditorium which is known to host a variety of cultural shows. This well-stocked library is said to hold a fantastic collection of children’s books.
Website: nypl.org
Phone: (212) 662-9727
Cross Streets: Near the intersection of Dr Martin L King Jr Blvd and Amsterdam Ave
Closed now
- Thu 11:00 AM - 7:00 PM
518 Dr Martin L King Jr Blvd New York, NY 10027 ·352.48 mi
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Amenities
- Accessible
- Wifi
Reviews
yelpNeat, bright library. And quiet! I know, I know... school hasn't started yet. But there were some small children about, but it seemed as if their noise was swallowed by the high ceilings. There...
MoreThis local branch is really working hard with their limited resources. Underwent renovations recently and it's a very quiet place to work or get a table if you can snag one of the few seats. Not...
MoreLovely little community library with great children's section and programming. They have regular story hours, seasonal arts and crafts, and the staff are very friendly and helpful. Great resource...
MoreI simply used this for an air conditioned space with internet. It met my wildest dreams on both counts. The tables were solid as well. Good, school-y wood chairs, solid and more comfortable than...
MoreThe customer service here is excellent the staff will answer your questions and if they don't know something they will look it up. library is also clean and organized. When someone gets out of...
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