Online Exhibits (Page 1 of 4)
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The Charters of Freedom The Declaration of Independence, the Constitution, & the Bill of Rights Open in Washington, DC |
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Running for Office: Candidates, Campaigns, and the Cartoons of Clifford Berryman Just in time for the Presidential campaign, political cartoons from the first half of the 20th century provide relevant commentary and fascinating insight into the campaigns and elections of today. In the Lawrence F. O'Brien Gallery, through August 17. |
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The Way We Worked Work and workplaces have gone through enormous transformations between the mid 19th and late 20th centuries. View these changes through photographs. |
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Eyewitness Gripping eyewitness accounts—in the form of letters, diaries, audio and film recordings—chronicle dramatic moments in U.S. history. |
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American Originals: Traveling Exhibit Records of famous, pivotal, ground-breaking, and even odd moments in our history |
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1906 San Francisco Earthquake and Fire Documents about the earthquake aftermath, from our archives located in San Francisco |
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The Deadly Virus The Influenza Epidemic of 1918 |
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Inside the National Archives Southeast Region Documents and photos from our Atlanta regional archives |
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Picturing the Century 20th century photographs and photographers |
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Treasures of Congress Fascinating documents highlighting the history of the legislative branch |
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Designs for Democracy Explore more than 100 designs highlighting 200 years of Government drawings. |
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When Nixon Met Elvis The behind-the-scenes story of the famous 1970 meeting as told through original letters, memorandums, and photographs. From the Nixon Presidential Library |
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A New Deal for the Arts A unique selection of artwork, documents, and photographs highlighting Depression era Federal arts projects |
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Panoramic Photography Fascinating selections from our vast holdings of panoramic images |
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John H. White: Portrait of Black Chicago Pulitzer-Prize winning photographer John H. White's images of 1970s Chicago |
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