1.9K views · 48 reactions | Do you want The Strand tour? From the basement full of non-fiction to the Rare Book Room on the third floor, The Strand is full of treasures for you to explore. Open every day from 10-9, we'll see you in the bookstore! (Sparkle emoji, book emoji, house emoji) | Strand Book Store | Facebook

25K views · 631 reactions | Join us as we tour 18 miles of books at Strand Book Store, one of New York’s most legendary bookstores  Have you ever visited? No? You HAVE to add it to your book nerd bookstore bucket list!!!! | Epic Reads | Facebook

209K views · 4.4K reactions | The Strand Bookstore has opened a Lincoln Center location with a café, and it is CUTE | Secret NYC | Facebook

Another Strand Day 🎈 for the books! 🎉 Thank you to everyone that came out to celebrate our 97th birthday! We had an amazing time and looking forward to that big 💯 | Strand Book Store

1.7K views · 42 reactions | Today we celebrate Strand Day! A message from 3rd generation owner, Nancy Bass Wyden and booksellers. | Strand Book Store | Facebook

1.4K views · 21 reactions | Ever wonder how our used and rare books get to the store?類 If you love taking a peek at someone else’s personal library, come visit a home collection with Billy, head of the used book buying department here at the Strand. Click the link to watch the whole video on our YouTube channel: https://buff.ly/1E80FSi | Strand Book Store | Facebook

Making her storytime debut in our very own Children’s Corner is the FAB-U-LOUS Vena Cava! Don't miss the chance to make Strand history with our very first Drag Queen storytime on September 23rd at 11am. Bring your whole family for a morning that is sure to bring out all the colors of the rainbow! Video created by 2nd floor and Rare bookseller Desirée González Acevedo | Strand Book Store | Facebook

For this Women’s History Month, we’re highlighting some of the women who make the Strand such an amazing place. Episode 1 features Kelly, Chief Retail Officer!❤️📚 | Strand Book Store

The owner of the iconic Strand Book Store says historic designation would compromise her ownership rights and entail getting approvals from bureaucrats who “don't know how to run a bookstore.” | Reason Magazine