Back side of #1a. She wears elbow length gloves and holds a white bouquet of roses. The lower section is made up of the tassel. This bride has a large, lace edged train, and a hip length double veil attached to the back of her rather poofy hair. She wears a separate bead necklace and diamond like ear studs.
10-01 Fair Lawn Avenue
Fair Lawn, NJ 07410
(201) 796-3400
LIBRARY HOURS:
Monday- Thursday
10:00 am - 9:00 pm
Friday
10:00 am - 5:00 pm
Saturday
9:00 am - 5:00 pm
Sunday
1:00 pm - 5:00 pm
LIBRARY OPEN FOR BROWSING
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Masks are optional for vaccinated people. Unvaccinated people need to continue wearing masks or face-coverings, including children between the ages of 2-11. Masks are still required for all patrons in the Children's Room.
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The Children's Room has a 30 minute browsing limit.
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Our elevator currently only travels between our main floor and Level D (fiction, reference, public computers and restrooms). You may park strollers on the main floor. We apologize for the inconvenience and are currently trying to rectify the situation.
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No food or drink
FEATURED VIRTUAL PROGRAMS
or Why Cats Do What They Do Wednesday, November 17th 7pm Feline Behaviorist, Stephen Quandt, most recently the Feline Behavior Coordinator for the Animal Care Centers of NYC (nycacc.org) and of the ASPCA.org has created a feline behavior webinar for the public that explains cat behavior from the perspective of the evolutionary and adaptive forces that help shape their lives. Please click the image to sign up. The Zoom link will be sent the day before.
Wednesday, November 10th 7pm It’s supposed to be the most wonderful time of the year. But if the holiday season brings you more stress than joy, you’re not alone. Each year many Americans suffer from holiday stress and depression between the cooking, shopping, spending and overworking. Presented by Jeanne Marron, PhD. Please click the image to sign up. The Zoom link will be sent the day before.
The New York Times can now be accessed for 72 hours at a time from home. To activate you must log-in to your New York Times account or register first, then click the image for the access link.
or Why Cats Do What They Do Wednesday, November 17th 7pm Feline Behaviorist, Stephen Quandt, most recently the Feline Behavior Coordinator for the Animal Care Centers of NYC (nycacc.org) and of the ASPCA.org has created a feline behavior webinar for the public that explains cat behavior from the perspective of the evolutionary and adaptive forces that help shape their lives. Please click the image to sign up. The Zoom link will be sent the day before.
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