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Poster promoting Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, showing an Amish familyPaul Connor, Reference Specialist in the Local History & Genealogy Reading Room, Library of Congress, draws on the Library’s extensive resources in Amish Studies to discuss the unique history and culture of Amish Americans.

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[added February 23, 2009]

Webcasts and Speakers

 Amish Resources at the Library of Congress
Library of Congress, Local History & Genealogy

 Journals of a Pioneer Argonaut with Sara W. Duke, Library of Congress, Prints & Photographs Division

 School Gardens with Constance Carter, Library of Congress, Science Reference Section

 Marvin Kranz on Manuscript Division holdings, Library of Congress, Manuscript Division

 Robin Shields on Publishing the Declaration of Independence, Library of Congress, Serial and
Government Publications

 Jennifer Cutting on Bringing in the May, Library of Congress, American Folklife Center

 Constance Carter on Household Technology, Library
of Congress, Science Reference Section

 Kurt Maier on Inside the Library, Library of Congress, History and Literature Cataloging Division

 Gerard Gawalt on Jefferson's Letter to Meriwether Lewis, Library of Congress, Manuscript Division

 Sheridan Harvey on Rosie the Riveter, Library of Congress, Humanities and Social Sciences Division

 David Kresh on Langston Hughes, Library of
Congress, Humanities and Social Sciences Division

 Ann Hoog on Pearl Harbor Oral Histories, Library of Congress, American Folklife Center

 Diane Kresh on Digital Reference, Library of
Congress Director for Public Service Collections

 
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