William Andrew Clark Memorial Library

The UCLA William Andrews Clark Memorial Library is a rare book and manuscript library located in Los Angeles, California. It specializes in the study of England and Western Europe from the Tudor period through the long eighteenth century, with a particular focus on Oscar Wilde and his circle. The library also has strong collections in modern book arts, the history of the book, and Montana and the West. The library is housed in a historic Beaux Arts building and offers a range of academic and public programs, including conferences, exhibitions, and workshops.

The Clark Library is dedicated to preserving and sharing its collections for the public good, in accordance with William Andrews Clark Jr.'s vision. It is committed to making the shared cultural record as widely available as possible, welcoming researchers of all ages and affiliations. The library actively works to redress biases in cataloging and description, and strives to include underrepresented narratives and experiences in its collections. It also engages with students and the public through personalized class visits and outreach programs, providing opportunities for experiential learning with its collections.

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