Julia Boyer Reinstein Library
🏢 Buffalo & Erie County Public Library System · CHEEKTOWAGA, New York
Julia Boyer Reinstein Library
The Julia Boyer Reinstein Library on Losson Road is Cheektowaga's flagship branch of the Buffalo & Erie County Public Library System — a full-service community library with 32 public computers, a 100-seat meeting room, study rooms, and seven-day-a-week access including Sunday afternoons.
🕑 Library Hours
| Monday | 9 AM – 8 PM |
| Tuesday | 9 AM – 8 PM |
| Wednesday | 9 AM – 8 PM |
| Thursday | 9 AM – 8 PM |
| Friday | 9 AM – 5 PM |
| Saturday | 9 AM – 5 PM |
| Sunday | 12 PM – 5 PM |
Hours may vary on holidays; check the library site before visiting.
📍 Location, Contact & Directions
Address: 1030 LOSSON ROAD, CHEEKTOWAGA, NY 14227
Phone: 716-668-4991
Website: buffalolib.org
Plus Code: 87J3V7JJ+78 (CHEEKTOWAGA, NY)
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📖 About Julia Boyer Reinstein Library
Cheektowaga is a suburban town of about 75,000 residents in Erie County, New York, immediately east of the city of Buffalo, with a name derived from the Seneca word for 'land of the crabapple tree.' The Julia Boyer Reinstein Library at 1030 Losson Road between Union Road and Borden Road is one of the busiest branch locations in the Buffalo & Erie County Public Library (B&ECPL) System, which serves all of Erie County with a collection of millions of items spread across dozens of branches. The library is named in honor of Julia Boyer Reinstein, a legendary Erie County Clerk who served for 36 years and was known as the most popular politician in Erie County history — a beloved public servant who championed civic engagement and community service until her death in 1999. The Reinstein branch offers 32 networked public computers with Microsoft Office, printing (10¢/page black & white, 25¢/page color), and mobile printing; a 100-seat meeting room; a 12-person conference room; study rooms; a public copier; and fully accessible wheelchair entrance with ample parking. A neighboring branch — Anna M. Reinstein Memorial Library — serves residents farther east in Cheektowaga.
⭐ What makes this library special
- Named for Julia Boyer Reinstein, Erie County Clerk for 36 years and the most-voted-for politician in county history
- 32 networked public computers with Microsoft Office, internet, and printing capabilities
- Large meeting room (capacity 100) plus 12-person conference room and study rooms
- Seven-day-a-week service including Sunday 12–5 PM and four weeknight evenings until 8 PM
- Member of the Buffalo & Erie County Public Library System — borrow from any of its many branches
📱 Digital Resources — Free with Your Library Card
Reinstein cardholders can read, listen and research free through New York State's statewide digital programs:
📚 Services
- 32 networked public computers with internet access, Microsoft Office applications
- Printing — 10¢/page black & white, 25¢/page color; mobile printing available
- Meeting room (capacity 100) and conference room (capacity 12)
- Study rooms available upon request
- Public copier/photocopier
- Free Wi-Fi throughout the library
- Wheelchair-accessible entrance with parking lot
- Interlibrary loan (ILL) — access materials from across the B&ECPL system and beyond
🎸 Programs
- Knitting & Crochet Fellowship (Thursdays 12 PM)
- Book club — Next Chapter Book Club (monthly)
- Adult Craft Hour (themed monthly, limited space — registration required)
- Y.E.S. Craft Night (Thursdays, for teens)
- LEGO Club for kids ages 4–12 (Thursdays)
- Teen Dungeons & Dragons (bi-monthly Saturdays, ages 12–17)
- Crochet Corner for Kids (1st Saturday of month, Sept–May)
- Summer Reading Program for all ages
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❓ Frequently Asked Questions
Who was Julia Boyer Reinstein and why is this library named after her?
Julia Boyer Reinstein served as Erie County Clerk for 36 years and was renowned as the most popular vote-getter in Erie County political history, winning re-election by record margins through decades of dedicated public service. She championed civic engagement, and the Cheektowaga branch of B&ECPL was named in her honor following her death in 1999 to recognize her lasting impact on the county she served.
Can I use the meeting room at the Reinstein Library for a community event?
Yes. The Reinstein Library has a meeting room that seats up to 100 people and a smaller conference room for 12. To inquire about availability and scheduling, contact the library at 716-668-4991 or stop by the information desk during open hours.
Is the Reinstein Library the only branch in Cheektowaga?
No — there are two branches in Cheektowaga. The Julia Boyer Reinstein Library at 1030 Losson Rd is the larger branch, and the Anna M. Reinstein Memorial Library serves the eastern portion of the town. Both are part of the Buffalo & Erie County Public Library System, so your card works at all B&ECPL locations.
Does the Reinstein Library offer printing for patrons who bring their own laptops or phones?
Yes. In addition to printing from the 32 public computers (10¢/page black & white, 25¢/page color), the Reinstein Library offers mobile printing so you can submit print jobs from your own device. Ask staff at the service desk for instructions.
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