UC Berkeley Library

The University of California, Berkeley (UC Berkeley) Library is one of the world's leading academic library systems, with numerous specialized units, including the renowned Bancroft Library, home to rare books, manuscripts, and university archives. Supporting a wide range of disciplines, the library's collections encompass millions of volumes, historical documents, and unique primary sources from around the world. Beyond its physical shelves, UC Berkeley plays a leading role in open access by continually digitizing its invaluable cultural and scientific heritage. Offering high-resolution images, digitized manuscripts, and scholarly resources online, the library serves as a vital hub for researchers worldwide, building a powerful bridge between the physical preservation of historical documents and modern digital accessibility.

Works Count
39,758
Pages Count
131,830
Country
United States of America

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Digitalization Status

Manuscript vs. Print