
Hannah Wunsch's The Autumn Ghost is a suspenseful, authoritative account of how the battle against a mid-century polio epidemic sparked a revolution in medical care. In this unique event, she converses with David M. Oshinsky, Pulitzer Prize winner for Polio: An American Story.


Reading winners of the New York City Book Awards, this three-session series traces how immigrants shaped New York City through their personal stories, labor organizing, and community activism. We'll explore how newcomers to the city transformed neighborhoods, built worker coalitions, and sparked movements for social change.

It's your Library. Learn about all the ways to make use of our collections, building, services, and website in a friendly presentation/Q&A with a staff member. The session lasts 45-60 minutes. This orientation session has been postponed. More orientation dates will be scheduled soon. To get a notice as soon as new dates are scheduled, email [email protected].

The Library closes all day on Sunday, April 20, for Easter. Otherwise we observe regular hours.

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