Wind down at the New York Historical's Library

The New York Historical is letting us use the Reading Room of the Patricia D. Klingenstein Library for our August 8th meeting!

Even though we are meeting in the museum's library, there will not be books available for you to read. Please bring your own book.

Although the name of the group is Silent Book Club, people are free to chit chat with each other. As long as no one is causing a commotion, no one will be shushed.

IMPORTANT INFORMATION FOR FINDING THE GROUP INSIDE THE NY HISTORICAL:

1. Enter the building through the Central Park West entrance and go through Admissions, where you will get an entry sticker.
2. You may be asked for a donation but it is Pay as You wish so you may pay as much or as little as you like.
3. Once you get the sticker, you may head up the grand staircase opposite Admissions.
4. As soon as you get to the second floor, you'll see the entrance to the Reading Room on the left. We'll have a sign noting the room is reserved for Silent Book Club.

Readers are welcome to hang out in the Museum until closing at 8:00 PM.
Some info about the library:
The Patricia D. Klingenstein Library is one of the oldest, most distinguished research libraries in the United States and a vital center of research into the history of New York and the nation. The Library's historic Reading Room has been a key stop for generations of scholars and researchers.