The Library of Congress serves as the United States' national library. It began with the storage of congressional documents in 1800 and has since grown to add all types of materials for learning. There are currently over 20 million resources available, including books, journals, maps, CDs, manuscripts, pictures, sound recordings, electronic media, and other items. This is estimated that over 7,000 items are added to the collection each day, making Library of Congress the world's biggest library with the largest collection of material.
Written, translated, and illustrated by: Ratchanok T.