PS/MS 3: Raul Julia (East 180th St and LaFontaine Av) PS 23: Early Childhood (East 181st St and Washington Av) PS 32: Belmont (East 183rd St and Belmont Av) PS 44: David Farragut (East 176th St and Prospect Av) PS 57: Crescent/Frederick Douglass Academy V (East 180th St and Crotona Av) PS 58: Tremont Park (East 176th St and Washington Av) PS 59: Bathgate (East 182nd St and Bathgate Av) PS 92: (East 179th St and Clinton Av) PS/MS 211: The Bilingual School (Fairmount Place and Prospect Av) PS 300/MS 129/P10/IS 316: Twin Parks (East 180th St and Mapes Av) MS 118: William J. Niles (East 179th St and Arthur Av) MS/HS 231: Eagle Academy for Young Men (East 176th St and 3rd Av) Library The New York Public Library operates the Tremont branch at 1866 Washington Avenue. The branch, a Carnegie library designed by Carrère and Hastings in the Italian Renaissance style, was opened in 1905. Transportation There are no New York City Subway stations in East Tremont, though several bus routes connect with subway stations. The following MTA Regional Bus Operations bus routes serve East Tremont: : to Riverdale or West Farms (via Kingsbridge Road/Broadway) : to Fordham Plaza or The Hub (via Third Avenue) : to Fordham Plaza or Port Morris (via Crotona and Prospect Avenues) : to New York Botanical Garden or Riverbank State Park (via Southern Boulevard/149th Street) : to Castle Hill or George Washington Bridge Bus Terminal (via Tremont Avenue) : to SUNY Maritime College or Morris Heights (via 180th Street, Tremont and Burnside Avenues) : to Gun Hill Road station or Third Avenue – 149th Street station (via Webster Avenue) : to Throggs Neck or Morris Heights (via 180th Street, Tremont and Burnside Avenues) The Metro-North Railroad's Harlem Line also serves East Tremont at the Tremont station. References Neighborhoods in the Bronx