The Library Company of Philadelphia

Founded in 1731 by Benjamin Franklin, The Library Company of Philadelphia was the first lending library in America. Today, it serves as a non-profit research institution with extensive collections in early American history, African American history, and women's studies. This rebrand celebrates Benjamin Franklin's original vision of a hub for accessible learning, reimagining the Library Company as a vital resource for scholars and history enthusiasts, while also reaching out to a broader audience.