Download Library of Congress Videos & Audio

⭐ Features ▼

✓ Access historical and educational video collections from the Library of Congress

✓ Extract high-quality MP3 audio from Library of Congress video archives

✓ Preserve video in MP4, WebM, or MKV formats

✓ No registration or software installation required for downloads

✓ Fast and user-friendly process for saving content

❓ FAQ ▼

How do I download a video from the Library of Congress website? +

Copy the full URL of the video page from the Library of Congress (loc.gov). Paste this URL into our downloader tool. Select your desired video format, such as MP4, and click the download button to save the content for your personal use.

Can I extract the audio from Library of Congress videos as an MP3? +

Yes, absolutely. Our downloader specializes in extracting audio tracks from Library of Congress video content. Simply paste the video URL, choose the MP3 audio format, and our tool will provide the audio file for your personal enjoyment.

What video and audio formats can I download from the Library of Congress? +

You can download Library of Congress videos in MP4, WebM, and MKV formats. For audio extraction, we support MP3 and M4A, ensuring you can capture the sound from historical recordings or lectures in versatile formats.

Is it free to download content from the Library of Congress using your service? +

Yes, our service is completely free to use for downloading content from the Library of Congress for your personal, non-commercial use. Enjoy accessing these valuable resources without any cost.

Do I need to install any software or browser extensions to download? +

No, you don't need to install any software or browser extensions. Our downloader works directly through your web browser. Simply paste the Library of Congress URL and download your chosen formats online.

ℹ️ About Library of Congress ▼

The Library of Congress (loc.gov) is a treasure trove of American history and culture, housing millions of books, recordings, photographs, newspapers, maps, and manuscripts. It offers an unparalleled collection of historical and educational video content, from documentaries to archival footage. Users often seek to download specific clips or entire recordings from the Library of Congress for research, educational projects, or personal archiving, preserving access to this vital national resource.