Coney Island Library
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."
What's new:
Exhibition at Coney Island
"Secrets of Coney Island Creek: photographs by Charles Denson.
"Secrets of Coney Island Creek: photographs by Charles Denson.
| Branch Contact Person: | Angela Barnes |
Directions:
Subway    D Train to Coney Island/Stillwell Avenue
BusF Train to Coney Island/Stillwell Avenue N Train to Coney Island/Stillwell Avenue Q Train to Coney Island/Stillwell Avenue B36 to 17th Street & Surf Avenue Exit on 6S on the Belt Parkway (Cropsey Ave, South). Get directions from Google or HopStop. |
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Program & Events:
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| Technology Available: | Adults' room -8 |
| Internet & WiFi: | Yes - WiFi info |
| Building Facts: | 2 Floors |
| Multilingual Materials: | English, Russian, Spanish |
| Meeting Rooms: | Yes |
| Copy Machines: | Yes |
| Restrooms: | Yes |
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