This is a list of links to library websites and/or catalogs. Please note that the holdings of thousands of the world's libraries are included in WorldCat. If you are seeking information about local area libraries, take a look at our Guide To Washington Area Libraries. Bologna Center Library Catalog
Curious about the Bologna Center Library collection? Note that the Bologna catalog is entirely separate from the catalog for US JHU Locations. Center for Research Libraries
Among the collections available to the SAIS community through interlibrary loan are the extensive research resources of the Center for Research Libraries in Chicago. As a member of the CRL, the SAIS Library is able to borrow unlimited amounts of materials from its collections. DC Area University Libraries other than Georgetown
This joint catalog, Aladin, includes the holdings of American, Catholic, George Washington and George Mason Universities, among others. DC Public Library
There are several branches, though the main one is Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial Library at 901 G Street, NW (Gallery Place/ Chinatown Metro, exit 9th Street side). DCPL Catalog. Georgetown University Libraries Catalog
Georgetown maintains their own catalog, called George. SAIS students have access to the main library at GU, Lauinger Library, located on the main campus. Johns Hopkins University Libraries
A full list of JHU Libraries, with links to their websites. Library of Congress
Click on 'Library Catalogs' to access LC holdings. Library of Congress Classification Outline
Explains the letters and titles of the main classes of the Library of Congress Call Number classifications. Libweb (Libraries on the Web - worldwide coverage)
Hosted by U.C. Berkeley Digital Library, Libweb currently lists over 6100 pages from libraries in over 100 countries. It is updated daily. National Library Catalogues Worldwide
Hosted by the University of Queensland Library, this site lists national library catalogues alphabetically by country. Some catalogues are not available twenty-four hours a day, so if you cannot gain access, it may be necessary to try again at another time. Note also that many national libraries have not yet automated all records for their earlier acquisitions, so these catalogues cannot be regarded as a definitive guide to earlier publications. Speak to a SAIS Librarian about tools that will help you identify older materials. SAIS Library Guide to Washington Area Libraries
Created by the SAIS Library Reference staff, this page gives further information about the myriad of local libraries. Questions about admittance to any of these libraries can be directed to the SAIS reference desk (or call 202-663-5901). back to top
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