Where is the library file  on a macbookpro

To move my iWeb files from my desktop to my laptop I need to copy  "home directory/library/application support/iweb/domain" from the desktop to the laptop.
I can't find the library in my home folder on the laptop (MacBookPro).
Where is it?  
Thanks for your help.

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