Directions to the Library of Congress:

James Madison Building Montpelier Room, Sixth Floor 101 Independence Avenue, SE Washington, DC 20540

The Library of Congress is located on Capitol Hill in southeast Washington, D.C. It comprises three buildings that are adjacent to each other: the Thomas Jefferson Building (10 1st Street, SE ‐ located across the street from the U.S. Capitol), the James Madison Building (101 Independence Avenue, SE) and the John Adams Building (2nd Street, SE). The Capitol South Metro Station on the Orange Line is across the street from the C Street Entrance of the Madison building. The Union Station Metro Station on the Red Line is a 15 min walk from the Independence Ave Entrance of the Madison building.

The meeting will be held at the Library of Congress, James Madison Bldg., 101 Independence Avenue SE in Montpelier Room on the 6th floor.

If you are taking public transportation, Capitol South (Orange/Blue line) is the closest Metro stop or its about a 15 minute walk from the Union Station Metro (Red line). No on‐site parking is available for visitors. For more details to assist with planning your arrival, please visit http://www.loc.gov/visit/directions.html.

If you come by metro, you can enter at the corner of 1st and C streets. There is a metal detector and security checkpoint there. After you enter the building take the yellow elevators to the 6th floor, proceed to your right. Montpelier Room will be directly ahead.

If you arrive via the main entrance on Independence Avenue, you can enter through the Madison building front doors. After you pass security, turn right, continue down the hall and turn left down the green corridor. Follow the hallway until you reach the yellow elevators. Take the elevators to the 6th floor, proceed to your right. Montpelier Room A will be directly ahead.