Library of North Carolina

Since 1812, the Library of North Carolina has helped people and libraries across the state grow, learn, and thrive
The Library has three main parts:

Accessible Books and Library Services: Offers books, materials, and equipment for people who can’t use regular print due to a visual or physical disability.
Government & Heritage Library: Helps people explore North Carolina’s history, culture, and family roots with a wide range of resources. The library offers Accessible Books and Library Services (ABLS) for people with visual or physical disabilities, providing over 150,000 braille and audiobook titles.

Genealogy & History: Explore North Carolina history, culture, and family roots using online resources, research guides, and databases via the Government & Heritage Library.

Library Development: Supports libraries across the state with expert advice, training, grants, and funding.
The Library of NC is part of the Department of Natural and Cultural Resources.