The Saratoga Branch opened in 1908. This Classical Revival Carnegie library, with a Spanish-tile roof, replaced an earlier branch on Putnam Avenue. The 10,000 square-foot building underwent major renovations in 1958, 1974, and 1990. In 1997, Saratoga became the first New York City Carnegie library to receive a designed garden by the Horticulture Society of New York.
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Subway:
J to Halsey
Bus:
Q24 to Broadway & Eldert Street
B26 to Broadway & Halsey (branch is located behind Rite Aide parking lot )
B7 to Thomas S.Boyland Street (stops across the street from the branch).
Car:
Via Broadway to MacDonough St to Thomas S. Boyland St.
Also via Fulton Street to Thgomas S.Boyland Street (formerly Hopkinson Street.
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 Area - 4 computers
Adults' Area - 4 computers
1 Express Computer
WiFi
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Three floors
Constructed 1908
Renovated 2002 |
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Spanish
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Wheelchair Accessible
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Yes
Contact library for reservations and policy. |
Adult and Teen Reading Area - 24
Juvenile Reading Area - 36
Meeting Room/Auditorium - 35 |
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| Public bathroom, main floor. |
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| Friends of Brooklyn Public Library, Saratoga Library |
| Office of Volunteer Services |
Public Parking:
Street parking only. Please be aware of the NYC alternate side parking rules for the streets near this library.
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