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1.2KLoC GlobalCharles Manson and “Once Upon a Time….in Hollywood”
Manson on trial in Los Angeles. Sketch: William Robles. Thomas V. Girardi collection, Prints & Photographs Division. This story is adapted from...
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1.0KLoC GlobalEisner Winner! Library’s “Drawn to Purpose”
“Drawn to Purpose,” the Library’s Eisner Award-winning book. Published by the University Press of Mississippi in association with the Library of Congress....
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970LoC GlobalNew: Omar Ibn Said Story Map
A portrait of Omar Ibn Said around the 1850s. Photo courtesy of Yale University Library. Opening image of the Omar Ibn Said...
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1.0KLoC GlobalNew: Omar Bin Said Story Map
A portrait of Omar Ibn Said around the 1850s. Photo courtesy of Yale University Library. Opening image of the Omar Ibn Said...
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1.1KLoC GlobalPic of the Week: Flickr Edition
Cinderella waltzes down the Great Hall staircase during a celebration of the film’s addition to the National Film Registry, June 20, 2019....
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993LoC GlobalNew! The National Book Festival Poster!
We’re delighted to repost this from our colleagues over at the National Book Festival. This year’s festival is on Aug. 31, and...
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989LoC GlobalInquiring Minds: Rediscovering One of America’s Leading Songwriters
An excerpt in Gena Branscombe’s writing from her original “Pilgrims of Destiny” manuscript, held in the Library’s Music Division. Mezzo-soprano Kathleen Shimeta...
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991LoC GlobalPic of the Week: Girls Who Code Edition
Girls Who Code students and leaders with members of Congress in the Library’s Great Hall, July 10, 2019. First row, standing on...
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1.1KLoC GlobalInquiring Minds: Researching a Star of Silent Cinema
If you watched the Academy Awards in 2012, you probably remember “The Artist.” The mostly silent black-and-white French comedy-drama garnered 10 nominations...
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997LoC GlobalNew! Baseball’s Jim Bouton and “Ball Four” at the Library
The original cover, “Ball Four” (1970). Jim Bouton Papers, Manuscript Division. Jim Bouton Enterprises, Inc., no commercial reuse. We are thrilled to...
