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1.1KLoC GlobalPic of the Week: Ancient China Edition
Photo: Shawn Miller. This Friday, we bring you a dazzling, 550-year-old pop of color: A scene from a 15th-century Chinese publication, “The...
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1.1KLoC GlobalNew! The Library’s Cataloging Page for Publishers
It’s in (almost) every book you read, but you’ve probably paid little attention to it. The Library’s Cataloging in Publication (CIP) information...
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1.1KLoC GlobalHer Vote at 100: Three Exhibits
This story is cross-posted on the blogs of the Library of Congress, National Archives, and Smithsonian’s American Women’s History Initiative. When it...
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1.1KLoC GlobalPic of the Week: 19th Amendment Edition
Cast members of “19: The Musical” perform during the “Shall Not Be Denied” exhibition opening. Photo: Shawn Miller. This week marked the...
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1.3KLoC GlobalD-Day Journeys: The Story Map
This is a guest post by Sam Meier, a Library technician, who writes about the curatorial and archival work that went into...
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Digital Roundtable Conference: June 6, 7.
This is a guest post written by Kate Zwaard, Director of Digital Strategy. A professor from California, an entrepreneur from Boston, an...
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1.2KLoC GlobalEisenhower’s Temporary White House
This is a guest post by Jennifer Davis, a collections specialist in the Law Library’s Collection Services Division. It originally appeared on...
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1.0KLoC GlobalJeannette Rankin and “Shall Not Be Denied: Women Fight for the Vote”
This post is adapted from an upcoming article in the Library of Congress Magazine. Jeannette Rankin addresses a D.C. crowd just before...
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1.4KLoC GlobalD-Day’s Top Secret Map
As the 75th anniversary of D-Day approaches, Ryan Moore, a cartographic specialist in the Geography and Map Division, writes about a top-secret...
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1.3KLoC GlobalPic of the Week: Walt Whitman Birthday Edition
Whitman autographed this photo by Alexander Gardner. Feinberg-Whitman Collection. Walter Whitman (no middle name, thanks) was born on this day in West...
