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East Village Landmarks – 96 and 98 St Marks Place

by Billy Parrott, Managing Librarian, Mid-Manhattan Library, Art and Picture Collections
January 7, 2010

After a number of years in an historic Greenwich Village library I’ve spent the past few weeks in an equally historic East Village library. The Ottendorfer Branch of The New York Public Library is surrounded by literary, political, and musical history. From Leon Trotsky and Abbie Hoffman to Allen Ginsberg and Joey Ramone,

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The New York Public Library Presents New Free Exhibition: ‘The ABC of It: Why Children’s Books Matter’

JUNE 18 — The New York Public Library explores children’s literature and its crucial role in educating and entertaining readers of all ages, and shaping and chronicling society and culture, in its new free exhibition, The ABC of It: Why Children’s Books Matter. The

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By far the largest number of children's books—especially those for circulation (lending) to children and their families—is to be found at The New York Public Library. The largest collections of children's books in that you can visit are at its Children's Center at 42nd Street as

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