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Can information resources that are in the public domain be digitized?

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Can information resources that are in the public domain be digitized?

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The Library can freely digitize information resources that are in the public domain. Typical examples of public-domain resources include U.S. Government publications, many state publications, and older resources for which the copyright has expired. The Library can help you determine whether or not an information resource is in the public domain.

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