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For The Public
For The Public
Services for the Public
Programs and Exhibits
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Exhibits at the Library of Michigan
Explore the many exhibit spaces within the Library of Michigan. Find information on current displays. -
Michigan Notable Books
The Michigan Notable Book program highlights 20 new books each year which feature Michigan people, places and events. Discover Michigan’s best writers and how the program shares their stories with residents across the state. -
Michigan Poet Laureate
Explore the activities of the Michigan Poet Laureate program and learn more about Michigan Poet Laureate Nandi Comer. -
Virtual Programs for the Public
Come learn with the Library of Michigan! See our schedule of online virtual programs as well as recordings of previous topics.
Collections of the Library of Michigan
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Family History
Use the Library of Michigan's collections to uncover your family's story. -
Government Information
Navigate our federal, state, and local government documents to find authoritative information on public policies, regulations, and statistics that support informed citizenship and effective governance. -
Law Library
Research guides, directory of Michigan law libraries, and helpful online resources. -
Library Card
Access the resources of your state library with a Library of Michigan library card. Apply online or onsite.
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Michigan Materials
Consists of current and historical materials from all subject areas which concentrate on Michigan and the Great Lakes. The Collection enhances the knowledge of the State and its people and includes: books, microfilm, microfiche, maps and audiovisual. -
Newspapers
Library holdings, Michigan newspaper family histories, and general newspaper resources. -
Online Resources
Discover a wide selection of online resources available for Library of Michigan library cardholders. -
Rare Books
The Library of Michigan has been collecting since 1828. Since that time items deemed irreplaceable have been placed in the Martha Griffiths Rare Book Room. They are available for use during regular library hours by appointment.