Fort Archives: the national archives goes to war

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Due to likelihood of total war in 1941, President Roosevelt realized that it was time to take necessary precautions and prepare the indispensable plans. The devastating conflict provided the National Archives with a positive opportunity to establish its identity, its importance to the government, and its value to the American people.

Public affairs, Social aspects, Presidents, Presidents (Government), Military aspects, Americans, World War II, 1939-1945, Roosevelt, Franklin D.

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Creating the National Archives Experience

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The National Archives Experience will be constructed from 2001-2003 as part of renovating the National Archives Building. This exhibit will feature military service records, land warrant files, and passenger arrival lists from ordinary US citizens, as well as mural restoration and new displays for the Charters of Freedom.

Buildings and facilities, Archives, United States. National Archives and Records Administration

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Genealogy notes: De Smet, Dakota Territory, Little Town in the National Archives

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Some of the federal records that depict the life of Laura Ingalls Wilder are presented with the help of the National Archives. Laura Wilder, wrote many books which describes her childhood and also the journey covered from Wisconsin to Indian Territory to Minnesota and finally to Dakota Territory.

Evaluation, Authors, Writers, Works, Genealogical libraries, Genealogical databases and libraries, Wilder, Laura Ingalls

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