The Library will be CLOSED on Wednesday, February 19 due to inclement weather. Stay safe and warm, Kansas City!
Tuesday, February 18, 2025
Closed tomorrow
"Mapping the Heavens" explores connections between scholars, scientists, historians, and artists.
Presented in person at the Linda Hall Library in association with the National WWI Museum and Memorial. More military technological change occurre...
See the most recent issue of the Linda Hall Library Hedgehog.
Cultivating Science and Information in Early Modern Horticulture Books
An interactive Q & A session featuring a panel of cyber security professionals. This event had ended. Click on Watch Now to the view the recording.
How the Olmsted Brothers' design solutions provide insights into today's ongoing concerns about water management, sustainable urban planning, & more.
Explore the history of Colonel Stuart Roosa's moon trees and the legacy of this little-known Apollo experiment. Click Watch Now to view the recording.
This free program, presented in-person at Linda Hall Library, supports the current exhibition at the Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art.
Monday - Friday10 AM - 5 PM
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