The Coney Island Branch started as an unstaffed deposit station in a Surf Avenue store in 1911. It became a fully staffed branch in 1921 after moving to the old offices of the Coney Island Times on Stillwell Ave. In 1954, its new library was called "the first-ever library built on stilts over the Atlantic Ocean."
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Subway:
D Train to Coney Island/Stillwell Avenue
F Train to Coney Island/Stillwell Avenue
N Train to Coney Island/Stillwell Avenue
Q Train to Coney Island/Stillwell Avenue
Bus:
B36 to 17th Street & Surf Avenue
B64 to Stillwell Avenue & Mermaid Avenue
B68 to Stillwell Avenue & Mermaid Avenue
B74 to Mermaid Avenue & 19th Street
B82 to Stillwell Avenue & Mermaid Avenue
Car:
Exit on 6S on the Belt Parkway (Cropsey Ave, South).
Get directions from Google or HopStop.
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| For special events, programs & exhibits at this branch location, see our Events Calendar.
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Adults'room -8
Children's room - 6
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| Yes - WiFi Info |
2 Floors
Constructed 1956
Renovated 2001 |
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English,
Spanish,
Russian
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Wheelchair Accessible
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Yes
Contact library for reservations and policy. |
Adult reading area - 26
Young Adult reading area - 8
Children's reading area - 40
Auditorium - 90 |
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| Office of Volunteer Services |
Public Parking:
Street parking only. Please be aware of the NYC alternate side parking rules for the streets near the library.
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