Aguilar Library is temporarily closed for building improvements. It is expected to reopen in late 2024.
During this temporary closure, patrons are encouraged to use nearby branches:
- 96th Street Library (♿ Fully accessible)
- Harry Belafonte–115th Street Library (♿ Fully accessible)
- Harlem Library (♿ Fully accessible)
Please note: Due to new Library policy, e-bikes, e-scooters, and electronic transportation devices are not permitted inside any NYPL location. This does not apply to mobility aids.
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About the Library
The Aguilar branch opened on February 28, 1903, and it is named for author Grace Aguilar. The three-story library features unlimited WiFi as well as public computers available for reservation. The first floor houses adult and young adult collections. The second floor is home to a children's room, and the third floor is a multi-use room.
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