- Andover-Harvard Theological Library
- Guide to accessing the Theological Library's materials. With news, a research assistance section, and descriptions of the collections maintained.
- Arnold Arboretum
- Site presents descriptions of the plants grown and made available for sale. With information on research initiatives and education programs.
- Arthur M. Sackler Museum
- Harvard museum maintains collections of ancient, Islamic, Asian, and later Indian art.
- Bio Labs Library
- Contains research monographs, graduate level texts, and serials particularly related to biology, genetics, genetics, plant and animal physiology, immunology, and neurobiology.
- Botany Libraries
- Browse through online research materials or learn about the library's services, policies, and available resources.
- Busch-Reisinger Museum
- America's only museum dedicated to the informed enjoyment and critical understanding of the arts of Central and Northern Europe.
- Cabot Science Library
- Source for materials in the General Sciences including undergraduate collections in Applied Sciences, Astronomy, Biochemistry, Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Zoology, and more.
- Collection of Historical Scientific Instruments
- Harvard University's initiative to preserve old scientific instruments obtained since 1764.
- Countway Library of Medicine
- Visit this digital library of comprehensive medical materials and resources. Request for documents, go over the online catalogs, or send in further inquiries to the librarian.
- Derek Bok Center for Teaching and Learning
- Offers academic resources for teachers and students alike. Aims to enhance the quality of teaching and learning in Harvard college courses.
- Ernst Mayr Library
- Information on the library's opening hours, collections and materials to avail, new books, and borrowing policies.
- Fine Arts Library
- Comprehensive collection of Western and non-Western art and architecture resources, from antiquity to the present.
- Fisher Museum Harvard Forest
- Features a main exhibit of 23 internationally acclaimed models (dioramas) portraying the history, conservation and management of central New England forests.
- Fogg Art Museum
- Overview of Harvard's oldest art museum. With information on its exhibits and internship opportunities.
- Frances Loeb Library
- Dedicated to supporting and enhancing the Harvard Design School's educational programs, curriculum development, and research activities.
- Fung Library
- Provides academic resources concerning international politics, foreign relations, foreign policy, economics, history, culture, and political science in the context of Russian, Eurasian, and East Asian studies.
- Gordon McKay Blue Hill Libraries
- Site of the University Division of Engineering and Applied Sciences. Posts announcements, information on services, and digitized resources.
- Harvard Law School Library
- Online reference to the services and materials offered at the Harvard Law School. With news, online catalogs, and research guides.
- Harvard Libraries
- Portal to the digitized and online resources offered by the Harvard Libraries. With online catalogs, research guides, and library electronic resources of various forms.
- Harvard Map Collection
- Site of America's oldest map collection. Contains non-circulating, topographic maps with a global coverage.
- Harvard Museum of Natural History
- Get a glimpse of the exhibits to expect in the museum. Find out about the lecture and events conducted. See information on service hours.
- Harvard-Yenching Library
- Extensive academic research collection of East Asian materials. Covers the humanities and social sciences of the modern East Asia.
- Houghton Library
- Serves as Harvard University's primary source for rare books and manuscripts on Western civilization and literature.
- John G. Wolbach Library
- Providing timely information and research services to the Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics, the Harvard University, and the Smithsonian Institution communities.
- Lamont Library
- Comprehensive undergraduate library with resource materials for the Humanities and Social Sciences, music and multimedia, and contemporary poetry.
- Library of Villa I Tatti
- Also known as Berenson Library, this library serves as a resource for studies on the late Middle Ages and Renaissance in Italy.
- Littauer Library
- Harvard's specialized resource for books and serials on Economics, Government, Political Science, and Manpower and Industrial Relations.
- Loeb Music Library
- Resources offered include books, scores, recordings, a world music archive, and microfilms and facsimiles of music manuscripts.
- Museum of Comparative Zoology
- Aims to provide concrete evidences that show the comparative relationships of animal life.
- Peabody Museum
- Museum devoted to anthropology. Maintains comprehensive records of human cultural history in the Western Hemisphere.
- Physics Research Library
- Supporting the research and educational activities of Harvard's Department of Physics through scholarly materials and by serving as a study space and research platform.
- Schlesinger Library
- Collection of manuscripts, books, and other materials useful in obtaining deeper understanding American women's lives and activities.
- Straus Center for Conservation
- Service facility at Harvard providing analysis and treatments for the collections maintained at Harvard University's art museums.
- Tozzer Library
- Resource for materials useful in the study of anthropology and all its subfields - archaeology, cultural and social anthropology, biological and physical anthropology, and anthropological linguistics.
- Warren Anatomical Museum
- Component of Countway Library of Medicine's Center for the History of Medicine. Presents interesting and unusual anatomical and pathological specimens.
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