New York Public Library - Mott Haven Branch

About

The Mott Haven Branch of The New York Public Library, open to the public since 1905, is the oldest library building in the Bronx. The brick and limestone structure was declared an official New York City landmark in 1969. The branch serves a large and diverse community of all ages, with strong links to neighborhood schools. The branch also houses a Center for Reading and Writing, a special program for new adult readers. There is a community room on the third floor that is available for community group meetings as well as library programs.

Additional collections and programs include:

Collections in English and Spanish for adults, teenagers, and children available for borrowing and use in the library

Community Information collection

Personal computers and software for free public use by appointment

Internet access for free public use by appointment

Special events for all ages, including concerts, poetry workshops and readings, picture book hours, and craft program

English classes for speakers of other languages held during fall, winter, and spring

Class visits by appointment