New York Public LibraryGuarded by lions
498 Fifth Avenue
(between 40th and 42nd streets)
New York, NY
10018
Neighborhood: Midtown
Nearest Train: B, D, F, Q at 42nd St-Bryant Park; 7 at Fifth AvePhone: +1 212 930 0800
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Sitting in all its splendor on Fifth Avenue, the New York Public Library stands guarded by its two famous lions, Patience and Fortitude. For researchers, the library is a treasure. Its many halls contain millions of volumes, tens of thousands of current periodicals and a large staff to help. Conceived in 1897, the library did not open its doors until 1911. It is architecturally one of New York's classics, both inside and out. There are also free art exhibits shown inside.
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For something a little different to do, The NY public library was very neat. the architecture is si...
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