Arnett Branch Library

4 reviews

+1 (585) 428-8214

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310 Arnett Blvd

Rochester, NY 14619

+1 (585) 428-8214

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The Arnett Branch Library - built in 1973 - is spacious and comfortable, featuring 12,000 sq. ft. and ample parking. The library has a children’s room and Teen Center. The Helen Martin Memorial Garden of native New York State plants is tucked into an alcove outside the library.

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4.54 reviews

Austin R.

4/9/2019

I visited this library a number of times when I was working at University of Rochester and living just across the river. I've recommended it to many friends since. The issues about the hours...

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Anna G.

10/15/2016

The Arnett Branch Library is the TARDIS of the city libraries. Stick with me on this one. Go for a visit and you'll see what I mean, Arnett is definitely bigger on the inside. There's so much...

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Lynn S.

7/22/2019

I am happy to call this my local, neighborhood library. I find the library staff always very helpful and go out of their way to help you find the books you need. The children's librarians are also...

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Wendy L.

6/16/2022

Arnett Library is friendly and community-minded. They have hosted a weekly Senior Writing group for decades. They serve teens and children well. I go to most of the branches in the city, and this...

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