Briarcliff Manor Public Library - Briarcliff Manor, New York

Briarcliff Manor Public Library: Un espacio cultural y educativo en el corazón de Briarcliff Manor

La Briarcliff Manor Public Library, ubicada en 1 Library Rd, Briarcliff Manor, NY 10510, es un lugar emblemático en el corazón de Briarcliff Manor, ofreciendo una amplia gama de servicios y actividades para la comunidad local. Con un teléfono de contacto de 49417072 y una página web de briarcliffmanorlibrary.org, este establecimiento se ha convertido en un punto de referencia para las personas que buscan acceder a una rica colección de libros, recursos educativos y espacios de reuniones.

Especialidades y servicios

La Briarcliff Manor Public Library ofrece una amplia gama de especialidades, incluyendo:

Biblioteca pública: con una colección de más de 50.000 volúmenes, incluyendo libros, revistas y materiales digitales.
Servicios en el lugar: incluyendo conferencias, talleres y eventos para adultos y niños.
Entrada accesible para personas en silla de ruedas: garantizando la inclusión y accesibilidad para todos.
Estacionamiento accesible para personas en silla de ruedas: facilitando la llegada y el transporte.

Opiniones y valoraciones

Con 15 valoraciones según Google My Business, la Briarcliff Manor Public Library tiene una opinión media de 4.1/5, lo que refleja la satisfacción de sus usuarios con los servicios y la atención brindada.

Recomendación

Si estás buscando un lugar para explorar, aprender y socializar, la Briarcliff Manor Public Library es una excelente opción. Con su ubicación central y amplia variedad de servicios, es el lugar perfecto para:

Descubrir nuevos libros y recursos educativos.
Participar en eventos y actividades para adultos y niños.
* Acceder a una comunidad de lectores y aprendices.

Contacta con nosotros

Visita nuestra página web en briarcliffmanorlibrary.org para obtener más información sobre nuestros servicios, eventos y horarios de apertura. No dudes en contactar con nosotros para saber cómo podemos ayudarte

👍 Opiniones de Briarcliff Manor Public Library

Dylan G.

5/5

A nice little library. Placed on the edge of a beautiful public park and situated within a very interesting old building (Tudor style?), with the community center attached to its right and its basement housing the local historical society. The first floor contains the periodicals (newspaper rack and magazine shelves), local resources pamphlets, a public events corkboard, and some sitting chairs in addition to the circulation desk. The second floor hosts the adult nonfiction and fiction sections, in addition to a large conference table that seats about 10, an attached conference room with glass dividers that is currently fitted with reading chairs and a table, a tech nook with 3 computers, and then also a nice sitting area that faces the front entrance and the park. All very pleasantly lit, nice and newly furnished, tasteful placement of houseplants and books of interest, and an interesting local artwork group's display. Altogether on the small side, but certainly a lovely little library.

Arbër S.

1/5

The staff is rude, unfriendly, self entitled and definitely unwelcoming. They make the rules on the spot, rules that change from one employee to another, rules that aren’t listed anywhere. The library’s management needs to shake things up and improve the atmosphere. The library should serve the community, the employees that feel unhappy there need to leave. There’s to need to be grumpy to the people who are trying to use the facility.

Mike

5/5

I had an extremely pleasant experience at your library. I was at Briar cliff Manor to visit a friend I worked with in New York City for 6 years. When I got there the postman told me he had moved and was unable to provide his new address to me. I explained this to one of your staff, a sweet lady who stayed with me until I had the new address plus a phone number, as I told her I wasn't that good with computers. I then went outside the building to call my friend. I had not seen him since 1976. At the time I was 70 and he was 80 years old. He immediately invited me to his house and he and I spent the next 5 1/2 hours talking over old times. A very enjoyable afternoon.

Kathie S.

5/5

I love our library. The staff is great and the atmosphere is very inviting.

JAY M.

5/5

Former New York Central Railroad station on the Putnam Division. Passenger service ended 5/28/1958. The rails were removed in 1962. The Village has done an outstanding job of preserving the building and repurpose it into a library.

EDISON V.

5/5

We have lived here for 9 years and we find the employees at this library very helpful and very pleasant

Eva V.

1/5

The staff is very rude not friendly or welcoming I’ve been there and they make you feel very uncomfortable I would never recommend it to anyone especially Parents with kids very rude bad attitudes

A.A. B.

4/5

I believe in supporting this beautiful building for the community!