European Reading Room (Library of Congress)

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General Information: About the European Division
Reading Room Information
Calendar of Events
Frequently Asked Questions

About the European Collections: An Illustrated Guide
Overviews of Country Collections

Multimedia Digital Libraries: America and the Netherlands
Meeting of Frontiers

Of Interest: European Exhibits at LC
European Telephone Directories Online and Print Publications
Public Programs
Special Projects
Transliteration Tables

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Location:
Thomas Jefferson Bldg, Room LJ250
101 Independence Ave, SE
Washington, DC 20540-4830
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Phone: (202) 707-4515
Fax: (202) 707-8482

Hours:
Weekdays: 8:30am -- 5:00pm
Closed Weekends and
Federal Holidays

New on this Site: Czech and Slovak History: An American Bibliography

Links: Europa: The EU Online
Gabriel: National Libraries of Europe
NATO: North Atlantic Treaty Org.
Portals to the World: Europe

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The European Reading Room is the primary public access point for readers and researchers seeking to use the vast European collections of the Library of Congress, including those from Russian-speaking areas of Asia. The reading room is staffed by reference librarians and area specialists from the European Division, who offer in-depth reference assistance and work with other Library of Congress units in developing collections that meet the research needs of a varied constituency. Researchers interested in Spain and Portugal should contact the Hispanic Reading Room; those interested in the United Kingdom and Ireland should consult reference librarians in the Main Reading Room. Reference assistance for Turkey is available in the African and Middle Eastern Reading Room

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October 8, 2004