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NA The First letter of a Library of Congress call number indicates the general class the material falls within. The numbers that follow the letter define the subject of the material.
.C## The "cutter" number is the next set of numbers separated by a period. The cutter numbers indicate the author or title of the material.
2022 The year of a publication follows the cutter number to indicate the edition.
Check out the Library of Congress Classification Outline to understand the organization of the subjects and subsections in the stacks.
| Call Number | Subjects |
|---|---|
| A, B, | General, Philosophy, Psychology Religion |
| C, D, E, F |
Sciences of History, World History, |
| E, F | History of Americas |
| G | Geography, Anthropology, Recreation |
| H, J, K | Social Sciences, Political Science, Law |
| L, M | Education and Music |
| N | Fine Art and Architecture |
| P | Language |
| Q, R, S | Science, Medicine, Agriculture |
| T, TR | Technology, Photography |
| U, V, Z | Military Science, Naval Science, Library Science, Typography, and Book Art |
