Lifelong Learning: Find Your Library

Mid-Continent Public Library offers a wide array of resources to anyone seeking to learn more about any particular topic. The library has physical materials, such as books and films to check out. They also offer links to several online resources (such as research databases and online learning resources) and live programming on a wide variety of topics.

The Kansas City Public Library system has a central library, as well nine physical branches throughout the Kansas city area. They also have a digital branch to serve people online. The system has books and other resources that can be checked out, as well as digital resources (which include databases). KCPL also offers classes and programs.

This library system is based in Northeast Kansas and serves over two million people from 14 library buildings.

This site will help you find other library locations by entering a city or zip code. However, it only works if the library is a part of WoldCat.

This site is a giant map that will allow users to find library locations within the U.S. To find one, a user will need to type in a zip code or city name. It only seems to work in the U.S.

The Digital Public Library of America has a wide variety of available resources available for researchers. These include images, exhibitions, eBooks, primary source sets and more.

This guide is designed to help people, who are interested in Lifelong Learning, get started with using the DPLA for research.

Harvard Digital Collections provides free access to more than 6 million objects that range from manuscripts to images.