A field trip to the Library of Congress offers students an exceptional opportunity to explore the world’s largest library while gaining insight into American history and culture. Located on Capitol Hill, the Library houses millions of items, including books, photographs and audio recordings, providing an expansive look into the nation’s heritage. Students can marvel at the Thomas Jefferson Building, an architectural masterpiece that also serves as a museum showcasing American music, art, politics and culture. The Library’s galleries offer a wealth of exhibits that will engage students in learning about pivotal moments in U.S. history, making it an ideal destination for enriching educational experiences.
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101 Independence Ave SE
Washington
District of Columbia
20003
United States
Washington
District of Columbia
20003
United States
Phone: (202) 707-9779
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