Internet Access
Public workstations for searching the Internet as well as the Library's online
catalog are available in the Library's reading rooms,
and in the Computer Catalog Centers on the first
floor of the Jefferson Building and the fifth
floor of the Adams Building. The Library of Congress provides access to
the Internet in these locations as a resource for Library researchers, including
Congress and the public; the workstations are intended for research and reference
use only. In accordance with Library of Congress Regulation 1812, "Conduct
on Library Premises," recreational use of the Library's public Internet
workstations is prohibited. Persons using public Internet workstations solely
for recreational purposes may be asked to leave the premises. Before using the
Internet at the Library of Congress, researchers should consult the Library's
conditions for use for
its public Internet workstations.
The Library does not currently provide Internet connections for portable computers;
researchers may access the Internet using the designated public workstations
provided in the Computer Catalog Centers and the reading rooms.
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