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The National Archives is the official repository of the federal records of the United States and holds materials of all types of governmental origin. The National Archives is the repository of America's most precious documents is the custodian of federal records that are no longer needed for daily business, but that have been determined to have historical value worthy to warrant preservation.
View selected treasures from the newly donated "Grace Tully Archive" at the Roosevelt Library. Get more information on this topic by clicking on the link.
Federal Register 2.0 is now online!
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The National Declassification Center (NDC) has issued its first status report.
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The Public Interest Declassification Board hosted a public meeting on July 22 in the U.S. Capitol Visitor Center.
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"Our Archives" is our first public wiki, where you can share knowledge about National Archives records, resources, and research.
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During July, a pilot program provides records retrieval services on Saturdays in Washington, DC.
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The National Archives has launched a new "Inside The
Vaults" video series.
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The Nixon Library has released additional documents and oral histories.
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The Magna Carta at the National Archives will be re-encased.
April - June
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