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In February 1939, a ranger fell into the 754-foot-deep elevator
In February 1939, a ranger fell into the 754-foot-deep elevator shaft at the Carlsbad Caverns National Park and survived! Our staff at the National...
The State of the Union is a tradition that began with the first
The State of the Union is a tradition that began with the first President, George Washington, who addressed Congress on January 8, 1790. His successor...
“Each of us … stands accountable for the use we make of this
“Each of us … stands accountable for the use we make of this tremendous new force.” - Albert Einstein This letter from Albert Einstein is on di...
The Museum is open today! This memo, handwritten by Julia Child
The Museum is open today! This memo, handwritten by Julia Child explaining her “forced resignation” from a previous job, is currently on display a...
In December 1942, one official in OWI’s News Bureau prepared a
In December 1942, one official in OWI’s News Bureau prepared a report with the subject “SANTA CLAUS.” The memorandum dealt with rumors “con...
Heres a great gift idea! How about giving someone the experience
Heres a great gift idea! How about giving someone the experience of sleeping next to our most important historic documents in the National Archives in...
On November 6, 1940, when Fidel Castro was just 14 years old, he
On November 6, 1940, when Fidel Castro was just 14 years old, he wrote this letter to President Franklin D. Roosevelt. The young Fidel opens his lett...
On December 11, 1917, Alice Wadsworth, President of the National
On December 11, 1917, Alice Wadsworth, President of the National Association Opposed to Woman Suffrage, sent this petition to Congress arguing against...
These two documents, both signed by President Roosevelt, are on
These two documents, both signed by President Roosevelt, are on display as part of Making Their Mark: Stories Through Signatures at the National Archi...

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