Overview
The Library of Congress is the national library of the United States and the largest library in the world, established in 1800 to support the research needs of Congress. It holds over 176 million physical items and a growing digital collection, making it a significant repository of knowledge, culture, and history.
The Library's primary mission is to provide access to extensive collections and expert research services for Congress. It also serves the American public and scholars globally by preserving and sharing a wide range of materials. The Library houses the U.S. Copyright Office and operates the Center for the Book, which promotes public interest in books and reading through various programs and exhibitions.
With collections that include books, manuscripts, maps, and recordings, the Library of Congress plays a vital role in supporting legislative functions while also acting as a cultural and educational resource for the nation and beyond.
The Library's primary mission is to provide access to extensive collections and expert research services for Congress. It also serves the American public and scholars globally by preserving and sharing a wide range of materials. The Library houses the U.S. Copyright Office and operates the Center for the Book, which promotes public interest in books and reading through various programs and exhibitions.
With collections that include books, manuscripts, maps, and recordings, the Library of Congress plays a vital role in supporting legislative functions while also acting as a cultural and educational resource for the nation and beyond.
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