King Library, University library in Oxford, United States
King Library features a north wing with a main entrance portico and encompasses an area of 175,159 square feet at Miami University campus.
The original structure, known as the Leland S. Dutton Wing, opened in 1966 and expanded with additional facilities in 1973.
The library maintains collections focused on social sciences and humanities, including the Walter Havighurst Special Collections for academic research.
Students can reserve study rooms through LibCal platform and access computer labs, printing facilities, and technology equipment for checkout.
The building includes specialized areas such as MakerSpace, Virtual Reality Lab, Data Visualization Lab, and an audiovisual recording studio.
Location: Ohio
Architects: Frank L. Packard
Architectural style: Georgian architecture
GPS coordinates: 39.50870,-84.73800
Latest update: March 6, 2025 22:39
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