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The Boys' Club of New York - Abbe Clubhouse

133-01 41st Road, New York, NY 11355

License details

License typeSchool Age Child Care
License number176580
StatusRegistration
Capacity239
AgesNot listed
Capacity by ageInfants 0, toddlers 0, preschool 0, school-age 239
Address133-01 41st Road, New York, NY 11355
Phone(718) 886-8455

Source: OCFS Child Care Regulated Programs, data.ny.gov, data of November 5, 2026.

133-01 41st Road, New York, NY 11355

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Child care in ZIP 11355

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