Suggestions for Library near NoMa, Washington

Lexi D. • June 24, 2010open late Monday and Wednesday!

Michael L. • January 6, 2015Awe-inspiring architecture. Wonderfully pleasant staff.

Pavel K. • February 11, 2020100% recommend, free tours with a very well informed personel of the library, all my questions were answered :)

Sherrie B. • May 17, 2010Check out Hamlet. Modern version, but very good.

Esty S. • August 20, 2010Amazing library! With a little book shop. Really nice layout. If I lived in DC I would spend a lot of time here.

Gi E. • August 13, 2015Impressive collection of books!

April S. • October 4, 2018The Gutenberg Bible is out for repair

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.

Ab • March 28, 2016Great light and space for this small, local library! Enjoy writing here.

Ellie P. • September 26, 2014One of the better, little-known D.C. great photo op spots.

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.

Stephan B. • April 19, 2014Nice,quite, relaxing I fell asleep a couple of times. Lol.

Sarah P. • February 21, 20114th floor is where it's at

Joel V. • September 8, 2010Undoubtedly second-to-none collection of 19th and 20th century literature.

Nenda F. • February 22, 2013It's a library for international & comparative law.

chris p. • January 19, 2013Pretty nice place to study but beware of the salmon chair; it stinks.

Faith H. • September 26, 2014The atmosphere. The inevitable sense of being part of history. There's always something new to learn.

Arthur L. • December 6, 2011Great place to get work done that doesn't require a computer for the senator.

*stardust* • December 14, 2018Bring earplugs.