Area Branch Libraries
- Alden (Ewell) Free Library - Alden
- Angola Public Library - Angola
- Amherst Main Library at Audubon - Amherst
- Aurora Town Public Library - East Aurora
- Boston Free Library - Boston
- Central Library - Buffalo
- Clarence Public Library - Clarence
- Amherst Public Library, Clearfield Branch - Williamsville
- Collins Public Library - Collins
- Concord Public Library - Springfield
- Crane Branch Library - Buffalo
- Dudley Branch Library - Buffalo
- East Clinton Branch Library - Buffalo
- East Delavan Branch Library - Buffalo
- Eden Library - Eden
- Amherst Public Library, Eggertsville-Snyder Branch - Snyder
- Elma Public Library - Elma
- Grand Island Memorial Library - Grand Island
- Hamburg Public Library, Hamburg Branch - Hamburg
- Town of Tonawanda Public Library, Kenilworth Branch - Buffalo
- Town of Tonawanda Public Library, Kenmore Branch - Kenmore
- Lackawanna Public Library - Lackawanna
- Hamburg Public Library, Lake Shore Branch - Hamburg
- Lancaster Public Library - Lancaster
- Marilla Free Library - Marilla
- Frank E. Merriweather, Jr. Library - Buffalo
- Newstead Public Library - Akron
- Niagara Branch Library - Buffalo
- North Collins Library - North Collins
- North Park Branch Library - Buffalo
- Orchard Park Public Library - Orchard Park
- Cheektowaga Public Library, Anna M. Reinstein Memorial Branch - Cheektowaga
- Cheektowaga Public Library, Julia Boyer Reinstein Branch - Cheektowaga
- Riverside Branch Library - Buffalo
- City of Tonawanda Public Library - City of Tonawanda
- West Seneca Public Library - West Seneca
- Amherst Public Library, Williamsville Branch - Williamsville
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