New York Public Library

Sedgwick Library

Morris Heights · Bronx

Free to visit for everyone. Borrowing, Wi-Fi, computers, printing and programs for kids, teens and adults. A library card is free for New York State residents, workers and students.

Hours

Monday10am–6pm
Tuesday10am–6pm
Wednesday10am–6pm
Thursday10am–6pm
Friday10am–6pm
Saturday10am–5pm
SundayClosed

Getting there

1701 Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Blvd., Bronx, NY 10453

at W. 176th St.

Nearest subway lines

♿ Fully accessible

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