The Korean Heritage Library (KHL) was established in April, 1986 with the aim of building comprehensive collections in all areas of Korean Studies. Today, as a founding member of the Korean Collections Consortium of North America supported by the Korea Foundation, the KHL is among the best Korean Studies libraries in North America. In addition to its strong collections of books, serials, videos, and electronic resources, the KHL is known for its unique primary resources including: the Korean-American Digital Archive, the Sea of Korea Maps Collection, the Peace Corps Korea Digital Archive, the Korean Missionary Archives, etc. For complete listings of KHL's primary resources, see: Korean Archival Collections and Korean American Archival Collections.To access or learn more about our resources, please visit:Korean Studies GuideKorean Studies Multimedia Collections GuideKorean American Digital Archive GuideKorean Archival CollectionsKorean American Archival CollectionsOKSHF Research Grant at the Korean Heritage Library LocationDoheny Memorial Library3550 Trousdale ParkwayLos Angeles, CA 90089-1825MAP: DML Maps (1st floor)ContactJungeun Hong, MA, MLIS Korean Heritage Library Liaison, Korean Heritage LibraryPhone: (213) 821-0518Email: jungeunh@usc.edu