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Visit Us Online! Discover the
Library’s Amazing Digital
Resources
We will miss our visitors while
the building is closed, but the
Library of Virginia has a wealth
of online resources to discover
from your home. In addition to
research materials such as
databases, guides, and indexes,
the Library offers extensive
digital collections through
VirginiaMemory.com
(records, newspapers, maps,
photographs, ephemera, and
artwork), resources for
educators, volunteer opportunities for
transcribers
to work from their own
computers, online exhibitions,
and much more. Our
social media platforms
extend beyond Facebook, Twitter,
and Instagram. We have beautiful
and fascinating collection items
on display on Pinterest and two
Tumblr pages. You can shop
online at the
Virginia Shop
for books, gifts, and items from
Virginia artisans.
You might be amazed by the
breadth and variety of things
you can access.
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Become a Member of the
Library of Virginia!
During these unprecedented
times, the Library continues to
serve millions of people through
its website and digital
resources. We appreciate your
support in helping the Library
serve Virginians wherever they
may be.
Donations starting at $50
provide all the benefits that
come with Semper Virginia
Society membership, including an
annual print subscription to
Broadside, our
quarterly magazine; 10 percent
off all purchases at the
Virginia Shops; and invitations
to special members-only events
and programs. Whether it’s time
for you to renew or you want to
join us for the first time, it’s
easy to donate.
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From the UncommonWealth
Blog
Stuck at Home? Virginia’s
Public Libraries Offer Online
Resources
Two informative blog posts offer
news about how Virginia’s public
libraries are responding to
COVID-19.
The UncommonWealth blog
will be an ongoing source of
information during this time of
social distancing. Be sure to
check it often!
Libraries in the Time of
COVID-19
Have you chosen or been required
to stay home because of
COVID-19? Are your children
looking for something to do
while home from school?
Virginia’s public libraries
still have you covered!
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Status of Virginia Public
Libraries During
COVID-19
We will endeavor to keep this
list as up-to-date as possible,
but please check with your
library directly with any
specific questions. By clicking
on a library, you will be
redirected to their website.
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