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 WITH LIMITED SERVICES
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Masks are mandatory for anyone over the age of 2
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Visits are limited to 30 minutes per day
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No computers for public use
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No one under 14 may enter the library without a parent, guardian, or other responsible adult present
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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
*Doorside Pickup is available to anyone that is unable or unwilling to wear a mask, and to those who prefer not to enter the library
FEATURED PROGRAMS
January 16 - February 25, 2022 in the Pine Gallery. I am inspired by the world around me. When the Covid Pandemic came upon us, I began painting abstracts that channeled my anxiety and then my hope for the future. Some paintings show anxiety while others, I hope are beautiful and inspirational. The paintings in this exhibit were painted in my garden studio during past summers, where I could smell the grass and flowers as I painted.
Thursday, February 17th 7:30pm Back by popular demand! This workshop will uncover the best college cost-reduction strategies and reveal little-known asset, borrowing, and savings methods. Learn insider information on grants, loans, and scholarships to help make your college planning both successful and affordable. Presented by My College Planning Team. Please click the image to sign up.
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.
January 16 - February 25, 2022 in the Pine Gallery. I am inspired by the world around me. When the Covid Pandemic came upon us, I began painting abstracts that channeled my anxiety and then my hope for the future. Some paintings show anxiety while others, I hope are beautiful and inspirational. The paintings in this exhibit were painted in my garden studio during past summers, where I could smell the grass and flowers as I painted.
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