Hours

The New York Academy of Medicine Library is open to the public by appointment.

Appointments are not necessary for NYAM Fellows.

Main Library

  • Closed Monday.
  • Tuesday to Friday,
    10:00 a.m. - 4:45 p.m.
Contact a librarian by calling
or sending email:
(212) 822-7315
library@nyam.org

Rare Book Room

Due to a planned renovation project to improve the environmental conditions in the space, the Coller Rare Book Reading Room at The New York Academy of Medicine will be closed to readers from February 1, 2013. We anticipate that the room will reopen for use on June 1, 2013.

While some materials will continue to be accessible for use, portions of the rare book collection will not be available throughout the renovation period, and readers will be relocated to another space in the building. We will do our best to accommodate readers and reference requests, but please note that response times will be slower and appointment times may be limited.

If you have plans to use the collections this spring, please contact Acting Curator and Reference Librarian for Historical Collections Arlene Shaner at history@nyam.org or 212-822-7313 as soon as you have information about your plans, to verify whether the materials you would like to see will be available for use.

We are looking forward to welcoming readers back to a much-improved space in the early summer and thank you in advance for your patience during our renovations. Updates on the project and reopening will be made on our blog at http://nyamcenterforhistory.org/.

Announcement

Library Patrons

Due to a planned renovation project, the Coller Rare Book Reading Room will be closed to readers from February 1, 2013.  We anticipate that the room will reopen for use on June 1 2013. 

Please contact history@nyam.org or 212-822-7313  with queries. We will do our best to accommodate readers and reference requests, but please note that some parts of the collection will not be accessible, response times will be slower and appointment times may be limited. 

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