A special library is a type of library that serves a specific organization, industry, or interest group. Unlike general public or academic libraries, special libraries focus on specialized collections and resources tailored to the needs of their particular user base. Examples include libraries within corporations, law firms, hospitals, or museums. They often provide targeted information and research support relevant to their specific fields, and may include rare or specialized materials not commonly found in other types of libraries.

Definicja i znaczenie słowa „special library” po angielsku

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