Handbook of the New York Public Library
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Thirty-seven of the Branch buildings were erected from funds given byMr. Andrew Carnegie. The collections of books in the Branches numberfrom ten to fifty thousand, with a total of about 1, 100, 000 books.
Each Branch has an adult department, with its collection of books foradult readers, a children's room, and a reading room with currentmagazines, reference books, and, in many cases, daily newspapers. Manyof the Branches contain lecture or assembly rooms.
These Branch Libraries serve a populat...ion estimated at above threemillion. The Branches are spread over a large territory, and from thenorthernmost of them, in the Borough of The Bronx, to the one farthestsouth, on Staten Island, the distance is about forty miles. A directoryof Branches is on page 77.
=Circulation of Books. = The New York Public Library, according to thegeneral custom of American libraries, imposes few restrictions upon itsreaders. This fact, together with its situation in the metropolis ofthe country, is the reason why it is probably used more than any otherlibrary under one management in the world.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Thirty-seven of the Branch buildings were erected from funds given byMr. Andrew Carnegie. The collections of books in the Branches numberfrom ten to fifty thousand, with a total of about 1, 100, 000 books.
Each Branch has an adult department, with its collection of books foradult readers, a children's room, and a reading room with currentmagazines, reference books, and, in many cases, daily newspapers. Manyof the Branches contain lecture or assembly rooms.
These Branch Libraries serve a populat...ion estimated at above threemillion. The Branches are spread over a large territory, and from thenorthernmost of them, in the Borough of The Bronx, to the one farthestsouth, on Staten Island, the distance is about forty miles. A directoryof Branches is on page 77.
=Circulation of Books. = The New York Public Library, according to thegeneral custom of American libraries, imposes few restrictions upon itsreaders. This fact, together with its situation in the metropolis ofthe country, is the reason why it is probably used more than any otherlibrary under one management in the world.
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