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Aimee Hess. Photo:Shawn Miller. –Aimee Hess in the Publishing Office helps produce books highlighting the Library’s collections. This story also appears in the Nov.-Dec. issue of the Library of Congress Magazine. Describe your work at …
In 1970, Burt Bacharach, whose papers have just been donated to the Library, could sit down at a piano and seem like the coolest cat in the room. Any room. The once-upon-a-time quiet, skinny Jewish …
This is a guest post by Cheryl Fox, an archives and history specialist in the Manuscript Division. In September, the National Park Service unveiled the final element of a new national World War I memorial …