Brooklyn Public Library is the fifth largest library system in the United States. The system was approved by a legislation of the state of New York in 1892. The system consists of more than 55 branches, a business library in Brooklyn Heights, N.Y., and a public bookmobile. It serves more than 2.5 million residents, offering thousands of public programs, millions of books and more than 850 free Internet-accessible computers. It also offers public programs, such as author reading, Chinese opera performance and poetry discussion.
Website: brooklynpubliclibrary.org
Phone: (718) 252-0967
Cross Streets: Near the intersection of E 16th St and Avenue J
975 E 16th St Brooklyn, NY 11230 ·345.67 mi
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- Wifi
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yelpIn The Heart of Midwood Brooklyn N.Y. near the Q Subway ave J Station, a few steps away you'll be near the Brooklyn Public Library, it's a very nice quiet place to read study and use your personal...
MoreThey've got a good selection of books in here, it's nice and quiet and very clean . I love coming in here and they also have nice and clean restrooms.
MoreThis Library is suitable to do your research which is basic. I came here for a meeting with coworker on the topic of special education. We needed the computer to develop a power point which...
MoreGreat library it was very fun my kids enjoyed reading there and they have kids section so kids could find a suitable book!
MoreGreat library and staff. The children's librarian clearly loves children's literature and the kids love those story times.
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