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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.



The National Archives publishes a new guide to World War II records. Read more on this by following the linked text in the title above.
The LBJ Library & Museum celebrates Lyndon B. Johnson's centennial birthday. Read more on this by following the linked text in the title above.
October 7-8, conference addressing the challenges of preserving electronic records will be held in College Park, MD: Partnerships in Innovation II: From Vision to Reality and Beyond. Jump to this feature by clicking the title.
Beginning August 11, access to some records in RG 110 is temporarily unavailable while they are relocated from the National Archives Building to NARA's regional locations. If you find this of interest, please read the full feature.
History Declassified: Nixon in China, a film about President Nixon's historic trip to China in 1972, will be shown in Washington, DC, on August 6. Read more on this by following the linked text in the title above.
"Born to Play Ball," an exhibit looking at the 50 greatest baseball players, is now open at the Ford Museum. Read more on this by following the linked text in the title above.
The National Archives and the Library of Congress form a World Digital Library partnership. For additional details, please follow the link contained in the title.
The 1858 Harris Treaty, which revolutionized trade with Japan, is on display in Washington, DC, through July 31. Read more on this by following the linked text in the title above.
The Summer issue of Prologue magazine is now available. Use the link in the article title to view the entire news article.
Natural Disasters, a collection of films from the National Archives, is now on DVD. Read more about this news.