Now you can read the entire paper with a click of a button. Go to this web page, click on the “redeem” button, create a NYT account and start reading.Note that it won’t work if you already have a paid subscription. Sponsored by the Friends of the Larchmont Public Library.

Use the menu on your right to navigate to all sorts of goodies relating to books… and more. We’ve got eBooks, eAudiobooks, Magazines, Movies and Music. There are interesting lists, too. Want to see what books are popular now? Check out What’s Hot. You can see what Book Groups have been reading since 2002. Oh […]

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Hours Monday: 9-5 Tuesday: 9-8pm (Children’s Room closes at 7pm) Wednesday: 9-5 Thursday: 9-8pm (Children’s Room closes at 7pm) Friday: 9-5 Saturday: 9-5 Sunday: 12-5 Curbside Pickup is available for those who do not feel safe coming into the building. Call Reference at 914-834-2281 x. 3 or email [email protected] to schedule. Please give us a […]

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Libby (eBooks, eAudiobooks, magazines and videos) Only service that works with Kindle. Note: the Libby app is now the only way to access content provided by Overdrive, the company. New York Times (online newspaper) Now you can read the entire paper with a click of a button. Go to this web page, click on the “redeem” button, create a NYT account and start reading.

The Village of Larchmont can trace its history back to 1614 when the land was settled by the Dutch. By 1720, most all the land in the area had been purchased from the Siwanoy Indians by either the Dutch or the British. The area that would become Larchmont grew steadily over the years and by […]

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