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Want to keep updated with what's happening with us? Join our mailing list to receive messages (from time to time) about events and updates. Sign up here: opr.dc.gov/signup
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Join us this afternoon for a Black History Month Lunch and learn session with our former intern, Alice Smith. Join us here: opr.dc.gov/afameducation
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Rest in peace, Jesse Jackson, Civil Rights Activist and former D.C. Shadow Senator. Here is Jackson at two events with former Mayor Marion Barry, c. 1990.
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Join us tomorrow afternoon for a lunch and learn session on African American History in DC with our former intern Alice Thomas! Register here: opr.dc.gov/afameducation
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"These are my children" a quote from Dorothy Provine, the first DC Archivist, about the records. For our 40th Anniversary, check out this interview with her, reprinted from 1986: opr.dc.gov/home/provine
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Happy Birthday to Us!! This day in 1986, Mayor Marion Barry issued Mayor's Order 86-28, establishing this office within the @SecretaryofDC
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On Super Bowl Sunday, look back at the parade for Super Bowl XXII in 1988 when Washington took home the win! Images: A father and son at the 1988 Super Bowl Victory Parade; "Mr. Redskins" during the 1988 Victory Parade; H.D. Woodson Marching Band members via the DC Archives.
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We are closed for in-person research today. Please submit requests via archives@dc.gov or by telephone at 202-671-1105
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📢We are not open for in-person research today. For requests, please submit them via email at archives@dc.gov or by telephone at 202-671-1105
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Just a reminder if you want to keep updated with what's happening with us? Join our mailing list to receive messages (from time to time) about events and updates. Sign up here: opr.dc.gov/signup
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Electronic Records Day Webinar: Friday, 10.10 2 - 3:30 pm ET Topic: Innovative Work in Digital Exhibits Find speakers, topics and registration info here: statearchivists.org/electronic-rec…
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Hispanic Heritage Month highlights the vibrant culture, history, and contributions of DC’s Latino communities. In recognition, we share photographs of the Hispanic Heritage Festival held in the Adams Morgan neighborhood of Washington, DC, in 1985.
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We were happy to participate in this year’s #DCAlleyFest! Great connecting with residents to share how we preserve their history and story!
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Today, the spotlight is on our incredible interns in the Office of Public Records and Archives! These talented young leaders are helping make the history of DC more accessible to the public. We are so happy to have you with us! #DCProud
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Today in 1799, the first Navy Yard in the United States was begun at the 7th Street Wharf, SE, Washington, DC. The image below is a plat drawing reflecting the wharf in 1942.
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