Linda Hall Library, Research library in Kansas City, United States
Linda Hall Library is a research library in Kansas City that focuses on science and technology, housing books, journals, technical reports, and standards across multiple floors of its building. The collections span broad scientific and technical fields to serve researchers and the curious public.
The library was founded in 1946 when Linda Hall donated her late husband's fortune to establish a science library. This founding gift created the foundation for an institution dedicated to collecting and sharing scientific knowledge.
The library reflects the importance of scientific knowledge through exhibitions that explore current research topics like astronomy and space exploration. Visitors can observe how these discoveries shape contemporary understanding of the world.
The library is located in Kansas City and open to visitors on weekdays with no admission fee required. Guests should check in advance about specific collections or exhibits of interest, as some materials may have restricted access.
The institution received a climate planning grant from a national humanities organization to develop educational resources about climate change and its impacts. This project demonstrates how the library applies its research expertise to pressing societal questions.
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