Library and Archive

A library is a place that collects, organizes, and provides access to books, magazines, and other resources for reading, research, and learning. It serves as a community hub for knowledge and information. An archive, on the other hand, is a collection of original documents, records, or historical materials preserved for their long-term value. While libraries focus on current and general information, archives maintain unique and often historical items that provide insight into past events, organizations, or individuals. Both are vital for research, learning, and preserving knowledge, but they serve different purposes and types of materials.