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Ties That Bound: Founding First Ladies and Slaves


Author Marie Jenkins Schwartz examines the relationships that developed between the First Ladies and their slaves. Find an Event

“Help! I’m Stuck” Genealogy Consultation


Has a genealogical problem stumped you? Sign up for first-come, first-served 20-minute appointments at the Microfilm Research desk on Saturday. Find an Event

Story Time in the ReSource Room for Preschoolers and Adults


Story time, designed for 3- to 5-year-olds, gives children the opportunity to practice listening skills, sing songs, and make crafts. May’s theme is “The Race to Space.” Find an Event

African American Soldiers in the Great War


Explore the history of African American soldiers in World War I through the photographic holdings in the National Archives. Find an Event

The Battle for the Bill of Rights: An Adult Workshop


Take on the role of one of the members of the Constitutional Convention, and re-live the debate over the Bill of Rights. Find an Event

The President’s Kitchen Cabinet: The Story of the African Americans Who Have Fed Our First Families


Adrian Miller vividly tells the stories of the African Americans who worked in the Presidential food service for every First Family since George and Martha Washington Find an Event

JFK100: ReSource Room Activities for the JFK Centennial


Mark John F. Kennedy’s centennial by examining his Presidency and legacy at home, abroad, and in space exploration. Find an Event

JFK100—JFK: A Vision for America


Stephen Kennedy Smith and Douglas Brinkley discuss their book, "JFK: A Vision for America." Find an Event

Interagency Security Classification Appeals Panel (ISCAP) Appellants Forum


This event will provide an opportunity for ISCAP appellants and agency mandatory declassification review (MDR) offices to more fully understand the functions and workload of the ISCAP. Find an Event

Featured Activity in ReSource Room: DC Compensated Emancipation Act


The DC Compensated Emancipation Act freed approximately 3,100 enslaved people and allowed former slaveholders to petition the Government for compensation.
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