The library now mixes quick notes with larger offline packages: visitor guides, media exports, full-library bundles, mirrored route packs, and compact reference files that stay easy to link.
Most visitors begin with the guide PDF, media kit, or visual atlas. The heavier bundles below collect the same public materials into task-focused packages for offline review, editorial handoff, full-site mirroring, and maintenance work.
Heavier downloads for teams that want one archive per task instead of collecting the smaller files by hand.
One-stop export of every current public file plus the preserved legacy media reference pack.
Offline mirror of the public HTML routes, assets, current file shelves, and one preserved legacy reference pack.
Current site snapshot, route and update indexes, public copy pages, and quick reading aids in one review pack.
Current share graphics, source artwork, visual PDFs, and legacy media carry-forward files for reuse.
Route maps, update timeline exports, feeds, and the current site snapshot grouped for archival review.
Maintainer-oriented bundle with linked files, route data, feed exports, checksums, and the current public snapshot.
Short reading material for visitors, editors, and teams referencing the site from outside.
Printable orientation brief covering the main routes, file shelves, and common starting points.
Short house description for citations, listings, and directory-style references.
Linking and download guidance for teams referencing the published files.
Compact list of visible publishing milestones and review checkpoints.
Short delivery note describing how pages and downloadable files are served.
Notes on the active preview image, icon family, and share pack naming.
Mid-sized downloads for share kits, offline reading, and the dated public snapshot.
Landscape booklet of the active illustrations and share artwork used across the site.
Current icon set, preview artwork, and a short descriptive brief in one compact pack.
Rendered previews and source artwork used across the current front end.
Convenience bundle of the guide, short notes, and catalog records for offline browsing.
Dated archive of the published pages and bundled assets visible on the current front end.
Compact machine-readable exports that mirror the main routes, file shelves, and visible change log.