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New York City (Manhattan)
Aguilar Branch Library050
in New York, NY 10029about Aguilar Branch Library:
The Aguilar Branch of the New York Public Library, one of the oldest branch libraries in New York, was founded in 1886 and is named for Grace Aguilar, a Sephardic Jewish author.
The children's room in this friendly and busy branch is on the second floor. Aguilar offers films, story hours, and reading-aloud programs for kids, as well as special music, crafts, and dance programs.
The branch is fully accessible to wheelchairs.
The children's room in this friendly and busy branch is on the second floor. Aguilar offers films, story hours, and reading-aloud programs for kids, as well as special music, crafts, and dance programs.
The branch is fully accessible to wheelchairs.
tips:
Every child should have his or her own Library Card. The powerful feeling of recognition as a being in his or her own right goes a long way toward developing a love of libraries and reading. Children from birth to age 11 can have their own cards; applications must be signed and completed by a parent or guardian. Teenagers in 7th grade and up (or 12 and older) must present identification that indicates their grade level or age: a program card, report card, birth certificate, or letter from a teacher on school stationary. Visit www.nypl.org for more information.
getting there:
Cross streets are Lexington and Third Avenues.
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