Park Ranger Nichole McHenry looks at information on microfilm in the research library.
National Park Service
The Brown v. Board of Education NHP research library serves the park staff, volunteers and members of the general public. The collection consists of books, magazines, videos, microfilm, oral histories, photos and a young reader section. Topics relate to civil and human rights, African American history, local and U.S. history, and the National Park Service.
Hours of Operation
By appointment only.
Monday through Friday, 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM.
Closed for federal holidays.
Contact Information
Email: click here Phone: (785) 354-4273 Fax: (785) 354-7213
Mailing address:
Brown v. Board of Education NHP
1515 SE Monroe Street
Topeka, KS 66612
Collection
Access
The general collection is open to everyone, free of charge.
Items are available for on-site use only.
Patrons may only use pencils in the research library. Pens are NOT ALLOWED.
Food, drinks and gum are prohibited.
Copies of materials
Copyright rules must be observed.
Cost for printing will be determined on a case-by-case basis.
Digital copying is not allowed.
Research
The library staff is able to perform limited research for patrons by mail or in person (by appointment).
Please allow up to one month for all research requests.
It is recommended that extensive research be done in person.
Online catalog
Our online catalog is available through the following links. Our catalog may only be found by searching by author, keyword, subject or title.
National Park Service libraries at: https://www.library.nps.gov/
Associated Topeka Libraries Automated System at: http://topekalibraries.info
