Bay Shore Neighborhood Library was first established in a room at 194 Corona Avenue in September 1929. After relocating several times to larger buildings in the neighborhood, the branch ultimately moved to its present location in 1940. The current 6,900-square-foot building opened on April 24, 1959. Noted artist and children’s book author Taro Yashima agreed to contribute art for the library, and his five-painting series “Young Lives Under the Sun” remains on display in the Children’s area.

Bay Shore Neighborhood Library is temporarily closed for renovation. All library services, including exterior book returns, are unavailable at this location.

Library Amenities

• Public Computers
• Free Wifi
• Wireless Printing (fees apply)
• Copier (fees apply)
• Community Meeting Room (fees apply)
• Air Conditioning
• Exterior Book Drop for after hours returns

Accessibility

• Accessible Main Entrance
• Accessible Restrooms

Parking Options

• Free Street Parking
• Bike Rack

Bus Routes

• 121, 131

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