The following announcement is from the New York Public Library (NYPL).
As we shared Friday, all New York Public Library locations are
temporarily closed through at least Tuesday, March 31 due to the rapidly
changing situation in New York City around novel coronavirus (COVID-19).
While our locations are closed, we remain committed to serving the public. In order to better serve our patrons, we have worked with our database vendors to expand offsite access to e-resources that are usually only available from our locations, including Ancestry.com, JSTOR, and The New York Times archive. NYPL Connect will be a periodic e-newsletter to update our patrons about library services they can access remotely from their homes as we expand our digital resources and offerings. Below you’ll find highlights to explore.
You can also find a comprehensive list of our digital resources on our website. This includes access to e-books, research e-journals, online newspapers, and resources for young learners. If you have any questions, please refer to our reference service, Ask NYPL.
We hope the below resources will be of use to you during this difficult time. (If you received this email from a friend and would like to stay updated on our digital offerings, sign up to receive NYPL Connect.)
While our locations are closed, we remain committed to serving the public. In order to better serve our patrons, we have worked with our database vendors to expand offsite access to e-resources that are usually only available from our locations, including Ancestry.com, JSTOR, and The New York Times archive. NYPL Connect will be a periodic e-newsletter to update our patrons about library services they can access remotely from their homes as we expand our digital resources and offerings. Below you’ll find highlights to explore.
You can also find a comprehensive list of our digital resources on our website. This includes access to e-books, research e-journals, online newspapers, and resources for young learners. If you have any questions, please refer to our reference service, Ask NYPL.
We hope the below resources will be of use to you during this difficult time. (If you received this email from a friend and would like to stay updated on our digital offerings, sign up to receive NYPL Connect.)
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