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King Library is the library of (Miami_University) in Oxford, Ohio. It consists of four floors: basement, first floor, second floor and third floor. It is open 24 hours five days a week and has limited hours in the weekend. Sponsored by the Miami University Parent’s Fund, textbooks for Miami’s most popular classes are available for checkout at all of the Libraries. Also available are laptop computers, digital cameras, video cameras, iSight cameras, portable DVD players and microphones. The King Café is located in the basement floor. King Cafe offers a variety of beverages and food options, including Starbucks coffee, and plenty of seating. The Roger and Joyce Howe Center For Writing Excellence are located on the first floor of King Library. The goal of the Center for Writing Excellence is to increase the quality of writing for all Miami University students. The Center for Information Management (CIM), located on the first floor of King Library, offers students and faculty access to a variety of multimedia technology, such as image scanners, large- format printing, podcasting facilities, and desktop publishing and video software. There are many quiet study areas as well as study tables and group study rooms available throughout the Libraries. King Library obtains access to 3 million books, 110,000 maps, and tens of thousands of sound recordings, periodicals, videos, and DVDs.

King LIbrary
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General information
Type	Georgian
Architectural style	Eclectic, neoclassical
Location	Oxford, Ohio
Country	Belgium
Elevation	2 m (7 ft)
Construction started	31 October 1866
Inaugurated	15 October 1883
Cost	45 million Belgian franc
Height	142 m (466 ft)
Dimensions
Diameter	160 m × 150 m (520 ft × 490 ft)
Technical details
Floor area	260,000 m2 (2,800,000 sq ft)
Design and construction
Architect(s)	Joseph Poelaert