The State Library of North Carolina helps people across the state by giving them access to information, supporting strong libraries, and encouraging lifelong reading and learning. The State Library has three sections:
- Accessible Books and Library Services (ABLS) provides books and magazines specially designed for people who can’t use regular print because of a visual or physical disability.
- The Government & Heritage Library (GHL) has materials and tools to help you explore our state's history, culture, and even your own family’s past, whether you work for the state, go to school, teach, or just want to learn more about North Carolina.
- Library Development (LD) helps North Carolina Libraries serve their communities by providing consulting services, supporting continuing education opportunities, and administering grant programs and Aid to Public Libraries fund.
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The State Library is a division of the North Carolina Department of Natural and Cultural Resources.