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Founded in 1800, the Library of Congress is the nation’s oldest federal cultural institution. The Library seeks to spark imagination and creativity and to further human understanding and wisdom by providing access to knowledge through its magnificent collections, programs, publications and exhibitions. Many of the Library’s rich resources can be accessed through its award-winning website at www.loc.gov and materials especially for teachers are available at www.loc.gov/teachers
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2016Posters, sheet music, newspaper cartoons, and photos from the collections of the Library of Congress illuminate several of the most recognizable...
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2016The Library has millions of digitized items available for free, without subscription. Take this self-paced interactive to learn how teachers can...
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2016Newspaper articles, notes, and original documents from the online collections of the Library of Congress trace the process of drafting and adopting...
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2016Models of the solar system and universe from the online collections of the Library of Congress, including drawings and illustrations by Ptolemy,...
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2016Photographs, recorded music, and song lyrics from the collections of the Library of Congress document the daily ordeals of rural migrant families...
Photographs, authors' drafts, sheet music, an audio recording, and newspaper articles from the collections of the Library of Congress let students...
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2016Photographs, maps detailing immigration patterns, official documents, song sheets, and audio from collections of the Library of Congress recount the...