HENDRICK HUDSON FREE LIBRARY

Not long ago, the Hendrick Hudson Free Library relocated to a new facility at 185 Kings Ferry Road in Montrose. This building is nearly three times as large as the old Library.

In addition to special rooms for quiet study and personal computing, the reference section boasts six on-line computers with ready success to a variety of datatbases and the Internet. The Community Room seats 100 people and serve as a gallery space for art exhibits.

Library holdings number over 42,000 including books, audiocassettes, videocassettes, and the popular books on tape. The Children’s Room is active with story programs. Entertaining guest speakers, and special arts programs. Adult activities include book discussion groups, craft programs, and seminars. The Library Association sponsors book sales.

Constance Dyckman is the library Director.

Hendrick Hudson Free Library

185 Kings Ferry Road
Montrose, New York 10548-1496
(914) 739-5654

CROTON FREE LIBRARY

The Croton Free Library, at 171 Cleveland Drive in Croton-On-Hudson, host and on-going schedule of special events, including concerts, plays films and speakers. The Library is also home to a collection of 80,000 books and periodicals, as well as audiocassettes, CD’s and videotapes.

Featuring an online automated catalog system, a full reference section and Internet access, the Croton Free Library makes tough research assignments easier. Story hours introduce children to the pleasures of reading, and the Library is short walk from Village schools. Mary C. Donnery is Library Director.  

Croton Free Library

171 Cleveland Drive, Croton-on-Hudson
914-271-6612

THE FIELD LIBRARY

One of the area’s major information resources and one of the largest libraries in Westchester, the Field has over 80,000 books, 200 different magazine and newspaper titles, and a selection of audiocassettes, compact discs, CD-ROMs, and videocassettes. Sibyl Canaan is the library Director.

Field Library

4 Nelson Avenue
Peekskill, New York 10566