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New York Public Library and Bryant Park

New York Public Library Exterior Entrance, Photo Credit: The New York Public Library (web only)
Dewitt Wallace Periodicals Room, Photo Credit: The New York Public Library (web only)
Rare Books Reading Room, Photo Credit: The New York Public Library (web only)
New York Public Library Interior Photo Credit: The New York Public Library (web only)
Lions at Library Exterior, Photo Credit: The New York Public Library (web only)
Milstein Division, Photo Credit: The New York Public Library (web only)
Art and Architecture, Photo Credit: The New York Public Library (web only)
McGraw Rotunda, Photo Credit: The New York Public Library (web only)
Berg Collection, Photo Credit: The New York Public Library (web only)
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An official Path Through History Site! With nearly 53 million items, it is the second largest public library in the US, with branches in Manhattan, The Bronx and Staten Island. Established in 1970, the Mid-Manhattan Library houses the largest circulating collections of The New York Public Library. Located behind the Library's main branch, Bryant Park serves as an urban oasis with a French-style carousel, extensive gardens and year-round events and activities.

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