History of the Bryant Library
About Roslyn
Timeline of Roslyn History
From the Bryant Room
Collections Inventory
Reminiscences of My Boyhood in Roslyn by Roy Moger

The following links are outside of the Bryant Web site:

View Historic Postcards (links outside of text-only area)
Cedarmere
Roslyn Schools (links outside of text-only area)
Roslyn Village (links outside of text-only area)
Town of North Hempstead (links outside of text-only area)
Village of East Hills (links outside of text-only area)
William C. Bryant (links outside of text-only area)
Long Island Maps (links outside of text-only area)
Mackay History (links outside of text-only area)
Newsday’s Long Island History (links outside of text-only area)
Newspaper: Brooklyn Daily Eagle 1841-1902 (links outside of text-only area)

Welcome to the Bryant Library Archives.Established in 1953 and located in the Bryant Room, the library's Local History collection is the primary resource for information on the history and heritage of the Roslyn area of Long Island. Materials include 19th and 20th century books, maps, photographs, newspaper clippings, letters and documents. Special holdings in the collection include materials on William Cullen Bryant, Clarence H. Mackay and Christopher Morley. The Bryant Room is open to the public, but hours may vary. Please call the library (516) 621-2240, ext. 1, for an appointment.

Monday: 9:00-1:00
Tuesday: 10:30 - 7:00
Wednesday: 10:00-5:00
Thursday: 9:00 - 5:00
Friday: 9:00 - 5:00
Saturday: One Saturday per month - call for appointment.

Permission to reproduce, publish or display whole text articles must be obtained from the Bryant Library Archivist.

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