in Kensington getting a #browsethebranches sticker from the library
it opens at 10, so I’m at DiGilio playground waiting
checking the stack of receipts I found
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See you on Sat, Dec 7 for our FREE Browse the Branches bike ride! We will hit 6 @bklynlibrary branches where people can get their Browse the Branches stickers and raise awareness around 10 safe streets campaigns near the branches! Sign up for the ride at bit.ly/browsethebranches #browsethebranches
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Van decorated with doodles and colorful dots, the Brooklyn Public Library Bookmobile!
BPL #browsethebranches FIN! Bookmobile, an elusive creature most often found in distant parks on weekday afternoons.
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Large brick fireplace with handsome, classically styled wooden mantle and surrounding benches
BPL #browsethebranches No. 61, Arlington. One of the oldest Carnegie branches with many lovely intact details, like this fireplace.
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BPL #browsethebranches No. 60, Bushwick. Another handsome entrance. Nearby is Sure We Can, a nonprofit recycling facility that advocates for canners: important work.
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Cardboard model of the Epire State Building with a large tinsel bat hanging over it
BPL #browsethebranches No. 56, Flatlands
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Exterior of library with metal panels and all-caps standup lettering on the awning
Building in Dutch Revival style with stepped brick on all four roof lines
BPL #browsethebranches No. 55, Kings Highway (and its neat Dutch Revival neighbor) (also #nyctype)
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Tan brick exterior of library building
BPL #browsethebranches No. 54, Midwood. Conveniently close to Di Fara.
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Sign says “hauntingly good reads” with a display of books with the same vibe as The Haunting of Hill House, this month’s book club book
BPL #browsethebranches No. 53, Borough Park. Seasonal suggestions, and books in a wide variety of languages, including Bengali, Hungarian, and Japanese.
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Radially positioned metal shelves inside DeKalb Library.
A wooden church with a visibly tilting steeple and sign out front saying “Don’t worry, the steeple is safe!”
Detail of the colorful Egyptian styled mural and statuary from the exterior of the Sanctuary of the Sabaeans.
BPL #browsethebranches No. 52, DeKalb, a handsome Carnegie branch with some interesting neighbors.
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One of the stops on my last #browsethebranches jaunt provided the sticker for No. 49, Mill Basin. A bit of a cheat since AFAIK that branch is not closed, but I will take the assist. I’ll visit you someday, Mill Basin!
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BPL #browsethebranches No. 50, Marcy, and the sticker for No. 51, Bedford, which is closed. The last of the 2-for-1 stops.
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BPL #browsethebranches No. 47: East Flatbush. Beautiful new building. Take a tour with the architects, LEVENBETTS, during Open House New York Weekend (10/19) #OHNYWknd
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BPL #browsethebranches No. 46: New Lots (patron art). Some neat spots nearby, like the wooden, congregation-built New Lots Community Church (1823) and East New York Farms, another #OHNYWknd site.
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BPL #browsethebranches No. 45, Spring Creek. “A Uniquely Portable Magic” mural by Raul Ayala and youth artists.
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BPL #browsethebranches No. 43: Canarsie. They have a neat collection of mini-zines you can read on-site
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BPL #browsethebranches No. 42: Stone Avenue. Brownsville Heritage House is on the 2nd floor and well worth a visit! They’ll be open during Open House New York Weekend #OHNYWknd
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BPL #browsethebranches No. 38: Greenpoint Library and Environmental Education Center (rain cistern and rooftop trees) + the sticker for No. 39 Leonard, which is closed
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