Located in Langley, Virginia, CIA Headquarters includes the Original Headquarters Building, the New Headquarters Building, and the Grounds. Since 1961, this secure campus has been …

Many of our artifacts were created for intelligence operations and cannot be found anywhere else. Although the CIA Museum is not open to the public because of its location at CIA …

In the Central Intelligence Agency's first public podcast, you will. Let us be your guides around the corridors of CIA Headquarters in Langley, as you step beyond the Hollywood scripts and …

It’s also full of stories from past missions and heroes. Fascinated by stealth aircraft like the A-12? Curious what former presidents wrote in our President’s Gallery? Our virtual Headquarters …

In late 1961, CIA employees began relocating from a disparate collection of buildings in Washington, DC, to a newly constructed headquarters complex in Langley, Virginia. The …

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This overview and collection of documents and other material related to the Office of Scientific Intelligence (OSI) offer a glimpse of CIA's overall contribution to the analysis of Soviet …

Langley, as a reference to CIA, is about as old as the Agency itself. The nickname started when the young intelligence agency first identified a location for its new headquarters compound in …

The collection provides a glimpse of the CIA’s overall contributions to science and technology during the Cold War. View the declassified Original Wizards of Langley FOIA documents.

A portfolio of photos showing the George Bush Center for Intelligence and its environs (aka CIA headquarters), the home of The World Factbook. To view more photos of the CIA compound, …