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Ashley • November 7, 2014Beautiful, modern facility with lots of colorful art. Many outlets at tables to charge your electronics or work from a laptop.
9.2Library •101 Independence Ave SE (Thomas Jefferson Bldg, LJ 100), Washington
Pavel K. • February 11, 2020100% recommend, free tours with a very well informed personel of the library, all my questions were answered :)
Ashley J. • March 5, 2011Their CD collection isn't that bad. Check out a few older titles. I'm sure you'll enjoy.
DC Public Library • September 7, 2011Pick up your library card from the circulation desk (you can apply online before you go). Then download the app to place holds, browse the catalog, and more from your smartphone. http://bit.ly/oSSkBK
Ivonna S. • July 6, 2018All of the staff members I encountered were kind, patient and very knowledgeable.
Anthony M. • June 18, 2013The new branch manager is awesome. She answers all my emails and other questions. She also puts together lots of fun learning programs for the kids. Thanks DCPL.
Architect of the Capitol (AOC) • June 21, 2018Opened in 1980, measuring 500 feet wide and 400 feet deep, the James Madison Building is the largest library structure in the world.
7.1Library •2nd St SE (btw Independence Ave SE & East Capitol St NE), Washington
Ellie P. • September 26, 2014One of the better, little-known D.C. great photo op spots.
DC Preservation League • August 8, 2011Collection of books and artifacts related to Lincoln and the assassination, begun by Osborn H. Oldroyd. Opened in 1892 and purchased by the U.S. government in 1926.
7.8Library •750 9th St NW Ste 2100, Washington
7.2Library •115 Atlantic St SW (south capital street), WashingtonDC Public Library • September 7, 2011Pick up your library card from the circulation desk (you can apply online before you go). Then download the app to place holds, browse the catalog, and more from your smartphone. http://bit.ly/oSSkBK
Matt D. • September 5, 2012It's a tiny library, but like all DC libraries, they can order books for you from any other library in the system.
Joel V. • September 8, 2010Undoubtedly second-to-none collection of 19th and 20th century literature.
DC Public Library • September 7, 2011Pick up your library card from the circulation desk (you can apply online before you go). Then download the app to place holds, browse the catalog, and more from your smartphone. http://bit.ly/oSSkBK
Faith H. • September 26, 2014The atmosphere. The inevitable sense of being part of history. There's always something new to learn.
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