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New York City (Manhattan)
Jefferson Market Branch Library050
in New York, NY 10011about Jefferson Market Branch Library:
The Children's Room is on the first floor of this landmark building, which was once a courthouse. The Jefferson Market Branch of the New York Public Library offers an outstanding selection of children's books and reference materials, in addition to videos, CDs, CD ROMs, and a small collection of books on tape. Kids can access the internet or use PCs with assistance from high school students.
Young adult books are on the second floor, along with a program meeting room that contains a small stage for films and special events.
The branch is wheelchair-accessible.
Young adult books are on the second floor, along with a program meeting room that contains a small stage for films and special events.
The branch is wheelchair-accessible.
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 street is 10th Street.
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