New York Public Library - Stephen A. Schwarzman Building

Free one-hour tours of the Stephen A. Schwarzman Building begin at 11 AM and 2 PM on Monday through Saturdays. (Please keep in mind that The Schwarzman Building is closed on Sundays in July and August). Tours meet at the reception desk in Astor Hall. Tours are available on a first come basis and are limited to 25 people.

Yes

Yes. I just became an out of state member. You get a 3-month membership including ebooks. If you’re out of country, I think you get a 3-day pass to do in-house research.

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Yes!

Yes, as long as the children's library is open you can see them

You have to go on the floors above and ask from the librarian.. im sure they have almost everything from the past if only yu ask for it

Yes. Absolutely.

Hello, you can check with our Irma and Paul Milstein Division of United States History, Local History and Genealogy: https://www.nypl.org/locations/schwarzman/milstein

No

Not free.

Yes, this is the way

Woow What a great news👍🏻 You can email them and inform them and I’m sure they will call you back

all they asked us for was a bag check. no ID or anything required.

At the moment they are not asking not to be later.

It is open on Sundays from 10AM to 5PM for most of the year except July and August. So yes, you can study there on Sundays.

Yes

There’s wifi but not sure if it’s high speed to stream video

It starts at 11:00 so, some time before then.

Good morning! In this building we no longer have a book room for the children. But, at the SNFL Library across the street from us on the corner of 40th and 5th Avenue we have a children's book room on the ground floor. They are new facilities with much to enjoy. - Diogo Cardoso Associate Director, Visitor Experience New York Public Library

No

Yes

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Hello, it depends on which division you would like to visit. But in general, you do not need to make an appointment to visit Stephen A. Schwarzman Building. More information here -- https://www.nypl.org/locations/schwarzman

There's street parking.

Yes, some materials require a reservation / appointment, but the room is open.

Well, because of the pandemic it is a bit restricted but if you have a book or a computer you can enter the classrooms, if you can go to the photo and book area, the people who work there are very kind and they will give you more information about what you need. want to know.

They don't check for vaccination cards. You can visit as long as you have mask on.

It will be fully open on July 1st as Gov Cuomo has said for NYC back to business plan...

NYPL does keep directories at the library that might help you with your research. The best location in NYPL for you to visit is our Irma and Paul Milstein Division of United States History, Local History and Genealogy: https://www.nypl.org/locations/schwarzman/milstein Staff have created a number of online pathfinders that should be of help with your research, including this overview of their collections: https://www.nypl.org/about/divisions/milstein/genealogy A guide to visiting for research can be found here: https://www.nypl.org/about/using-the-library/plan-your-research-visit Additional pathfinders can be found here: https://libguides.nypl.org/nyplmilstein

Hello, Stephen A. Schwarzman Building now offering limited onsite access to its collections on an appointment-only basis. More information here: https://www.nypl.org/locations/directory https://www.nypl.org/research/appointments

Hello. This library location is currently closed. You can check the list of reopened locations along with the hours on this page: https://www.nypl.org/locations

Stephen A. Schwarzman Building is currently closed. Some of our library locations have reopened for Grab & Go service only. More information here: https://www.nypl.org/about/grab-and-go

Yes

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Unfortunately no, no accessibility, only elevators for staff are available behind the building

No. Another fact, they check bags and wallets when leaving, not when entering.

The Library has WiFi throughout the building and it's available for free! https://www.nypl.org/help/computers-internet-and-wireless-access/wireless-internet-access There are many public areas to work, both quietly and in a group. There are a few open areas where telephone calls can be made. Enjoy your visit!

No tickets, free to read in the premises

No. They check the handbags. Suitcases prohibited.

I don't know anything about the Living Language books and discs, so you have to ask them about that. But as far as I know, they no longer have a used bookstore like before. I might be wrong, but I don't see any signs of it like they used to at the old location.

Yes, I believe they do.

1897 - 1911

Probably not

You can get a library card at any branch.

Yes. 7th train is right there, and B,D,F,M trains are almost right there

I don't believe you can.

No

Yes, it does. Ask for details from the circulation on the third floor.

Yes

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I was just a visitor but maybe you can find it on the website of the library

It was very interesting to visit free class for the people How love English And want to know about history

I thought there was only 2. And they are named Patience and Fortitude.

Make enquiries at the counter

I did it for free on my own. You have guided tours also

Yes it's. But watch out if the NYPD close(freeze zone) it you can't go in the library

Translation please

You go in by 42 door of NYPL, turn left and go straight ahead. There you will need ID or passport. Library card get you free entry to more than 30 museums

It's not available on Thanksgiving Day. It's actually closed on that day. Please see the following link: https://www.nypl.org/help/closings

English? About time that Google Translate work here too!

Very quiet, only crowded in the tourist area.

5.45 pm

I think this is something you can better phone them about, the people answering the questions here are not employees. So best to phone thr library

Yes

No

I think it'no possible, but I sugest send an e mail doing your question

No there isn't a luggage room. They inspect your bags when you are leaving. An option is luggage storage for about $6 a day. There all over Manhattan

5th floor

Yes

Google them but they have sound.

Call library monday

They change. Sometimes they have special exhibits

Yesss

4th floor have good quite place!!

Noooo

I have no idea, why don't I ask them directly?

You can pass freely. No need of especial permition. They just check your bagpack when you go in and out.

Good question, ... sorry I have no idea.

This is it

Yes

I live in Frankfurt, try their homepage for christsake

You can do so in the online library catalog. Also by going into the library with your book. And possibly by calling the library. Online catalog is fastest and easiest.

It's a strong possibility that they're still there...