Tracing its beginning to the Concord Library, which closed because of the construction of the Independent Subway, Crown Heights Library moved, in 1931, to a storefront at 401 Rogers Avenue. The present library, opened in 1958, was built under the Beame plan. In 1992, the library opened a computer center, one of the first in the BPL system.
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Subway:
IRT 2 or 5 to Sterling St., one block east and three blocks south to the branch.
Bus:
B44 to Maple St & Nostrand
(1 block to branch)
Car:
Nostrand Ave., and Left on Maple St., (1 block to branch).
Rail:
LIRR to Atlantic Ave., Change to IRT 2 or 5 to Flatbush.
Follow instructions for subway.
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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Chilren's room - 6 computers
Adults' room - 10 computers
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One floor
Constructed 1958
Renovated 2000 |
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Yiddish
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Wheelchair Accessible
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Adult reading area - 32 seats
Juvenile reading area - 32 seats
Meeting room - 25 seats
Auditorium - 90 seats |
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Public Parking:
Street parking only. Please be aware of the NYC alternate side parking rules for the streets near this library.
Car Service:
Quality .................718-629-2540
White Top................718-774-6660
Hummingbird..............718-856-6155
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