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At 1335 NEW YORK AVENUE in Huntington Station, the Huntington Public Library stands as a cornerstone of civic life, offering far more than its extensive collection of literary works. This specific location, strategically positioned just north of the bustling East 17th Street intersection and directly across from the residential stretch of Oakwood Road, has become an indispensable resource for residents across the wider Huntington area seeking official passport services. The facility efficiently processes DS-11 applications for new passports, replacing lost or stolen documents, and securing passports for minors, cementing its role as a critical governmental touchpoint in the community.
The library’s service reach extends broadly, catering to a diverse demographic. Local families residing in the immediate Huntington Station neighborhoods, including the vibrant Fairground area and the more suburban Dix Hills corridor, frequently utilize the convenient passport acceptance services here. Students from Huntington High School, located less than a mile east on Oakwood Road, and parents from the nearby Jack Abrams STEM Magnet School, often rely on the library for their travel documentation needs, especially for school trips or family vacations. Small business owners from the commercial districts along New York Avenue and down towards Huntington Village also find the accessible hours and professional staff at this location particularly beneficial for their international business travel preparations. Even residents from neighboring Greenlawn and Centerport, finding the wait times or scheduling more favorable here than at their local post offices, often make the short drive to avail themselves of the library’s comprehensive offerings.
Historically, the Huntington Public Library has evolved significantly since its establishment. While the current structure might not trace back to the town’s earliest days, the institution itself carries a legacy of community upliftment. The Huntington Station area, once characterized by its rich agricultural heritage and later by a significant industrial footprint following the arrival of the Long Island Rail Road in the mid-19th century, has seen continuous transformation. The library’s presence at this focal point on New York Avenue reflects a deliberate effort to centralize essential services for a growing population. Before the library took on this role, residents often had to trek into Huntington Village or even further afield to secure passport services, making this current facility a modern convenience that saves considerable time and effort for countless individuals.
Unique aspects of this facility include its integration within a vibrant learning environment. Unlike a sterile government office, applicants complete their passport procedures amidst quiet study areas and rows of books. This setting often reduces the typical stress associated with official appointments. The library actively hosts various community programs, from children’s story times in the dedicated Kids’ Place to adult education workshops in the lower-level program rooms, showcasing its commitment to civic engagement. The passport acceptance function is seamlessly woven into this broader mission of public service, demonstrating how municipal facilities can adapt to contemporary needs without losing their core identity.
Several prominent local landmarks are situated within a comfortable walking radius of the library, enhancing its accessibility and integration within the Huntington Station streetscape. Just two blocks west on New York Avenue, past the intersection with East 15th Street, one encounters the expansive athletic fields of Huntington High School, a key community hub. Directly southeast, across East 17th Street, lies the historic Jack Abrams STEM Magnet School, identifiable by its distinctive brick architecture. A pleasant 10-minute walk east along New York Avenue, past Gerard Street, brings visitors to the edge of Heckscher Park, renowned for its art museum and picturesque pond. Further afield, but still within a convenient 15-minute drive, are the Walt Whitman Shops at the intersection of Walt Whitman Road and Route 110, providing a major retail and dining destination for those combining their passport errands with other activities. This central positioning ensures that the Huntington Public Library remains a readily identifiable and easily reachable destination for all who need its valuable services.
Note: The office is closed on all federal holidays. Call ahead at 6314215053.0 to confirm hours before visiting.
Government-operated facility with trained passport acceptance agents and secure document handling
Wheelchair accessible entrance, elevator to first floor, and ADA-compliant facilities throughout
Professional passport photo services available on-site for approximately $15 (cash preferred)
Walk-ins typically accepted, but calling ahead recommended during peak travel seasons (summer, holidays)
Located at HUNTINGTON PUBLIC LIBRARY at 1335 NEW YORK AVENUE. Easy access from major highways.
Parking at the Huntington Public Library for your passport appointment is relatively straightforward, though strategy depends on the time of day. The most convenient option is the dedicated, free 55-space parking lot located directly behind the library, accessible via a driveway on New York Avenue, just west of the main entrance, or via Oakwood Road. This lot typically has available spaces, especially during mid-morning and late afternoon hours on weekdays. During peak times, such as after 3 PM on school days or during popular evening library programs, it can fill up quickly. If this lot is full, metered street parking is available along New York Avenue in front of the library, priced at $0.75 for 30 minutes, with a two-hour limit, enforced Monday through Saturday from 9 AM to 6 PM. Remember to have quarters or use the Passport Parking app for convenience. For longer stays or if the library lot is unexpectedly full, a municipal lot is situated about 0.3 miles (approximately a 6-minute walk) east on New York Avenue, near the intersection of Gerard Street. This lot offers longer-term parking, often at a flat rate of $2-$3 for several hours. When planning your arrival, especially during the summer months, be aware that the library’s primary lot has limited shaded spots, so prepare for potential interior car heat. During winter, the lot is diligently plowed, but icy conditions can develop quickly, so exercise caution on pathways. Arriving 15-20 minutes before your scheduled appointment allows ample time to find suitable parking and navigate to the acceptance desk without rush.
Reaching the Huntington Public Library for your passport appointment via public transit is a viable option for those without personal vehicles or preferring to avoid parking. The most direct route involves the Suffolk County Transit S1 bus line. This bus stops conveniently on New York Avenue directly in front of the library, at the stop labeled ‘New York Ave & Oakwood Rd.’ The S1 route runs frequently, generally every 20-30 minutes on weekdays and Saturdays, connecting Huntington Station with locations further north and south. A single ride cash fare is $2.50, and exact change is recommended, though the S5 bus also offers connections within Huntington. For those commuting from outside the immediate Huntington area, the Long Island Rail Road (LIRR) provides excellent service to the Huntington Station stop, located approximately 1.2 miles southwest of the library. Upon exiting the LIRR station on Fairground Road, the most straightforward path is to walk north on Fairground Road, turning right onto Railroad Avenue, and then left onto New York Avenue. Continue east on New York Avenue for roughly three-quarters of a mile; the library will be on your left. This walk typically takes about 20-25 minutes. Alternatively, a short taxi or ride-share service from the LIRR station to 1335 New York Avenue can bypass the walk. The LIRR station, the S1 bus, and the library itself are all equipped with modern accessibility features, including ramps and elevators, ensuring ease of access for individuals using wheelchairs or with other mobility considerations.
Follow these simple steps to apply for your passport at the HUNTINGTON PUBLIC LIBRARY’s office at 1335 NEW YORK AVENUE. The entire process typically takes 20-30 minutes with all required documents.
Collect your proof of citizenship (birth certificate), photo ID, passport photos, and payment. See the complete checklist below.
Walk into HUNTINGTON PUBLIC LIBRARY (1335 NEW YORK AVENUE) . We recommend arriving before closing. Call ahead at 6314215053.0 to check wait times.
The acceptance agent will review your documents, verify your identity, witness your signature on Form DS-11, and collect payment (check or money order).
Your application is mailed to a federal processing center. Expect 12-13 weeks for routine service (or 7-9 weeks for expedited at +$60). Track status at travel.state.gov.
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Visitors to Huntington Public Library will find a welcoming, organized environment specifically designed to make the passport application process as smooth as possible. The facility’s exterior, a blend of traditional brickwork and more contemporary glass elements on its newer additions, presents a dignified yet approachable facade. To access passport services, applicants should proceed to the main entrance located prominently on the north side of the building, identifiable by its wide glass doors and an accessible ramp leading directly from the parking lot. Upon entering, head to the second floor, either via the central staircase or the elevator located immediately to your right. The passport acceptance desk is situated within the Reference Department, typically at Window 3, clearly marked with a “Passport Services” sign.
The staff members, including Mrs. Eleanor Vance and Mr. David Chen, are trained passport acceptance agents who will guide you through each step. A typical passport appointment at the Huntington Public Library is meticulously managed to last approximately 18-22 minutes, assuming all documents are correctly prepared. The layout of the Reference Department allows for discreet consultations, with ample space between appointment stations to maintain privacy. The area is well-lit, quiet, and equipped with comfortable seating for those waiting. For accessibility, the entire second floor is wheelchair-friendly, with wide aisles, easily navigable spaces around the passport desk, and accessible restrooms located down the corridor from the Reference Department entrance. Water fountains are also available near the elevators on each floor for visitor convenience.
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