Bancroft Library

The Bancroft Library, located at the University of California Berkeley, is one of the largest and most utilized special collections libraries in the United States. It houses an extensive collection of manuscripts, rare books, and unique materials, supporting major research and instructional activities. With its diverse collections, including the Mark Twain Papers and Project, the Oral History Center, and the Pictorial Collection, the library plays a vital role in the development of the university's research collections.

The Bancroft Library is committed to inclusivity and equity, providing a wheelchair-accessible space for visitors. Its collections span a wide range of subjects, including Western Americana, Latin Americana, University Archives, and History of Science and Technology. The library offers various services, such as research support, duplication, and permission inquiries, and welcomes class visits that explore its rich collections. With its central location on the Berkeley campus, The Bancroft Library is a valuable resource for scholars, researchers, and history enthusiasts alike.

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