The University of Michigan Library, comprised of many libraries and collections across the Ann Arbor Campus, is the seventh largest academic library in North America, with 6.8 million volumes.
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21.10.2 Additional University Libraries Bentley Historical Library . Established in 1935 by the Board of Regents, the Bentley documents the history of the state of Michigan and the activities of its people and organizations, and serves as UM's official archive. Located at 1150 Beal Avenue on North Campus, this library holds more than 8,000 historical collections and archival record groups donated by citizens from across the state. The University community and visitors from around the world visit the library to conduct research in such subject areas as politics and public policy, education, migration and ethnicity, natural resources and the environment, culture and the arts, military affairs, religion, business and industry. Clements Library of Americana .