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Special Media Research Rooms in College Park will be closed for a few days in mid-September.
We celebrate the opening of the National Museum of African American History and Culture with special document display.
Visit the Archives Fair on October 5 to celebrate American Archives Month.
Join the National Conversations on Rights and Justice: October, November, February, and April.
Come to our Virtual Genealogy Fair on October 26–27.
Celebrate Constitution Day with the National Archives.
The Information Security Oversight Office has released its Annual Report to the President.
Share your election memorabilia on Instagram with #ElectionCollection.
The National Archives Museum welcomes its millionth visitor in FY 2016.
National Archives online exhibits are featured in Google Arts & Culture's "American Democracy Collection."
DocsTeach has a new look and more features.
A new eBook of political cartoons by Clifford Berryman highlights the workings of Congress.
Laurence Brewer is the new U.S. Chief Records Officer.
A special document display commemorates the 110th anniversary of the awarding of the "Flying-Machine" patent to Orville and Wilbur Wright.
Records of the Financial Crisis Inquiry Commission (FCIC) have now been opened.
Declassified CIA and Henry Kissinger State Department records have been released and are available at the National Archives.
Check out the new features in the National Archives Catalog and learn more about it in our newsletter.
The National Archives co-hosted DPLAfest.
Dr. Meredith Evans is the new Director of the Jimmy Carter Presidential Library and Museum in Atlanta, GA.
What do you do if you spot a yeti? The State Department had advice in 1959.
Research room hours change in locations outside of the Washington, DC, area.