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Library Services & Research
Library Services supports State of Nevada agencies and employees, as well as Nevada’s academic, school, public, and special libraries--and the residents of the Silver State. As the primary depository for all State of Nevada government publications, we maintain a rich collection used for education, scholarly research, and business.
Our holdings include Nevada newspapers and historical records on microfilm and microfiche; federal, state, county, and city government publications; maps; and an extensive range of books on Nevada history, culture, and communities--from mining and the Old West to organized crime, prominent historical figures, and Indigenous peoples.
Explore the links below to discover what we offer. Many of the Nevada State Library's research tools and online resources are available from home with a
Nevada State Library card
, along with state wide databases accessible through public, school, and academic libraries across Nevada.
Some resources can only be used in the Library like Candid and ancestry.com.
Table 1. General Contact Information
Resource
Access
Information and Reference
(775) 684-3360
Government Publications
(775) 684-3308
Ask a Librarian
If you have questions, fill out the
Ask a Librarian Form
.
Find a book
Government Publications
State Data Center (Census)
Databases
Newspapers & Periodicals
Map Collections
Digital Collections
Policies
Contact Us
Phone:
(775) 684-3360
Email:
libraryservices@admin.nv.gov
Hours:
8 a.m. - 5 p.m., M-F
Location & Directions
Upcoming Events
Featured
Read or listen to
ebooks
and audiobooks on your phone, tablet or eReader with the Libby App by Overdrive. Learn more about the
N
SLAPR Libby Collection
featuring Nevada titles and librarian, archivist, and museum curator professional development works.
The Library
subscribes
to
ProQuest Historical Newspapers: Nevada Collection
, which contains the
Reno Evening Gazette
(1876-1983) and the
Reno Gazette-Journal
(1984-recent). Each title includes the complete paper, cover-to-cover, with full-page images in PDF format. For newspapers still publishing, coverage extends to within days of the current issue. NSLAPR patrons can access this database with their library barcode. State employees can access when logged into the state network.
Last Updated:
Apr 16, 2026 4:57 PM
URL:
https://nsla.nv.gov/library-services
Print Page
Login to LibApps
The Nevada State Library, Archives, and Public Records are actively working to ensure our website conforms to the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.1 Level AA. We are currently updating our digital infrastructure to meet the requirements of Title II of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). This initiative involves a comprehensive review of our web content to ensure it provides an equal experience for individuals with disabilities. We recognize that there may still be areas for improvement. If you encounter any barriers or have difficulty accessing any part of our site,
we want to hear from you.
Skip to Main Content
Library Services & Research
Library Services supports State of Nevada agencies and employees, as well as Nevada’s academic, school, public, and special libraries--and the residents of the Silver State. As the primary depository for all State of Nevada government publications, we maintain a rich collection used for education, scholarly research, and business.
Our holdings include Nevada newspapers and historical records on microfilm and microfiche; federal, state, county, and city government publications; maps; and an extensive range of books on Nevada history, culture, and communities--from mining and the Old West to organized crime, prominent historical figures, and Indigenous peoples.
Explore the links below to discover what we offer. Many of the Nevada State Library's research tools and online resources are available from home with a
Nevada State Library card
, along with state wide databases accessible through public, school, and academic libraries across Nevada.
Some resources can only be used in the Library like Candid and ancestry.com.
Table 1. General Contact Information
Resource
Access
Information and Reference
(775) 684-3360
Government Publications
(775) 684-3308
Ask a Librarian
If you have questions, fill out the
Ask a Librarian Form
.
Find a book
Government Publications
State Data Center (Census)
Databases
Newspapers & Periodicals
Map Collections
Digital Collections
Policies
Contact Us
Phone:
(775) 684-3360
Email:
libraryservices@admin.nv.gov
Hours:
8 a.m. - 5 p.m., M-F
Location & Directions
Upcoming Events
Featured
Read or listen to
ebooks
and audiobooks on your phone, tablet or eReader with the Libby App by Overdrive. Learn more about the
N
SLAPR Libby Collection
featuring Nevada titles and librarian, archivist, and museum curator professional development works.
The Library
subscribes
to
ProQuest Historical Newspapers: Nevada Collection
, which contains the
Reno Evening Gazette
(1876-1983) and the
Reno Gazette-Journal
(1984-recent). Each title includes the complete paper, cover-to-cover, with full-page images in PDF format. For newspapers still publishing, coverage extends to within days of the current issue. NSLAPR patrons can access this database with their library barcode. State employees can access when logged into the state network.
Last Updated:
Apr 16, 2026 4:57 PM
URL:
https://nsla.nv.gov/library-services
Print Page
Login to LibApps
The Nevada State Library, Archives, and Public Records are actively working to ensure our website conforms to the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.1 Level AA. We are currently updating our digital infrastructure to meet the requirements of Title II of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). This initiative involves a comprehensive review of our web content to ensure it provides an equal experience for individuals with disabilities. We recognize that there may still be areas for improvement. If you encounter any barriers or have difficulty accessing any part of our site,
we want to hear from you.