The South Carolina State Library plays a multifaceted role in serving the needs of South Carolina. We offer various programs and services for the state and people of South Carolina including library development and advocacy, talking book services, state and federal document depositories, and much more. Beyond our administrative functions, we also serve as a traditional library, complete with public spaces and diverse collections. We invite you to visit our library and explore our exhibits, displays, and the contents of our shelves. Our doors are open to the public on weekdays from 8:30 AM to 5:00 PM, excluding holidays.
In the Library
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SC250 - June Feature
Come visit the South Carolina State Library to explore how Revolutionary War battlefields preserved as parks and historic sites connect South Carolina 250 with Great Outdoors Month.
On the Shelves
Great Outdoors Month on our Shelves
This June, the books on our shelves invite you to explore South Carolina’s great outdoors, from its natural beauty to the historic landscapes where the American Revolution unfolded.
Federal Documents
Federal Publications on the History of the American Revolution in South Carolina
To celebrate Great Outdoors Month, visitors to the State Library may explore federal publications that take them outdoors to explore South Carolina’s rich history through its battlefields, forts, towns, and national park sites associated with the American Revolution.
State Documents
State Documents for Great Outdoors Month
Explore South Carolina’s Revolutionary state parks through the South Carolina State Documents Collection!
Upcoming Event
South Carolina State Library supports South Carolina State Museum’s “American Battleground: South Carolina's Revolution” Exhibit Opening
June 27, 2026, 10:00 AM
Join the South Carolina State Library in supporting the State Museum's new exhibit, “American Battleground: South Carolina's Revolution.” Discover how South Carolina evolved from a prosperous British colony to a key battleground in the American Revolution. Visit the State Library’s table to explore resources on the American Revolution.