One of the newest public libraries in Brooklyn, the branch began in 1955 in the Cypress Hill Houses, a large neighborhood housing development. The new brick building, opening in 1995, with funds from Brooklyn Borough President Howard Golden as key to revitalizing East New York. Distinctive features include metal-clad roof and skylit atrium. Artwork by Brooklynite Rolando Briseno is displayed at the entrance gate. Among its features are African-American and parenting collections.
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Subway:
3 Train to New Lots Avenue & Livonia Avenue / transfer to B15 to Fountain Avenue & Dumont Avenue
A Train to Euclid Avenue & Pitkin Avenue
C Train to Euclid Avenue & Pitkin Avenue
Bus:
B14 to Sutter Avenue & Fountain Avenue
B15 to Fountain Avenue & Dumont Avenue
Car:
Belt Pkwy., east on Pennsylvania Ave., right on Sutter Ave., proceed to Crystal St., library on the left hand side
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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Children's room - 4 computers
Adults' room - 4 computers
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| Yes - WiFi Info |
1 Floor
Constructed 1995 |
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Wheelchair Accessible
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| Yes. Contact library for reservations and policy. |
| Program's room - 30 seats |
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| Office of Volunteer Services |
Public Parking:
Street parking only. Please be aware of the NYC alternate parking rules for the streets near this library.
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