How to help

Support the C.A.R. Library

The N.S.C.A.R. Library in Washington, D.C. holds material on the colonial era, the Revolution, and after, plus the writings of founder Harriett Mulford Lothrop (N.S.C.A.R. Headquarters).

Book gifts are not simply mailed in. The handbook directs you to write the Senior National Librarian first, describe the gift, and request a gift form (C.A.R. Handbook). Money gifts go through official channels; checks payable to N.S.C.A.R.

Support Your Library

Get a card, use it, give where you live.

• Gwinnett County Public Library — the Elisha Winn House is in Gwinnett.
• PINES — the Georgia Public Library Service statewide catalog. One card works at ~300 libraries across the state.
• WorldCat — find any book at any U.S. library, so this page works for members anywhere.

Learn Something New — the free shelf

For older readers, free genuinely beats bought.

• The Interactive Constitution — National Constitution Center. Liberal and conservative scholars on each clause.
• Constitution Annotated — Congress's official annotated Constitution.
• iCivics — free civics games and lesson plans.
• NPS Bunker Hill — the National Park Service pages on the battle and the monument.

What is a Society Librarian, anyway?

C.A.R. state and society bylaws define the office as promoting the N.S.C.A.R. Library and encouraging members and friends to support it (N.C.S.C.A.R. handbook).

Method note. Two AI models researched independently, Dad checked the sources, Willa read, rated, and wrote.