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Operated by the National Archives and Records Administration, National Archives at NYC holds historic records of Federal agencies & courts in NJ, NY, PR & USVI.

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  1. Pinned Tweet
    3 Jun 2020

    For the status of the National Archives at New York City during the COVID-19 pandemic, please visit .

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  2. Mar 19

    Betsy Wade, the 1st woman to edit news , passed away in December. We hold the notable class action lawsuit she filed against the paper for sex-based discrimination in 1974 & the docket is now in the Catalog.

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    Mar 18

    What building previously stood on the site of the Empire State Building? This painting of Fifth Avenue shows the world-famous old Waldorf-Astoria Hotel between 33rd and 34th Streets. 🎨 Colin Campbell Cooper

    Impressionistic paintings, looking north, features the old Waldorf-Astoria Hotel between 33rd and 34th Streets
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    Mar 18

    Maud Malone was a radical suffragist and librarian who led the formation of The New York Public Library Employees Union, the first such organization for public library workers in the country. 

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    Mar 18

    “What are the origins of and why is it in March?” Our colleagues at and contributed to the answer to our latest on !

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    Mar 18

    Join us this morning at 11am ET for the next Young Learners program. Alice Paul is portrayed by Taylor Williams, who will discuss Paul's involvement in the woman suffrage movement in the early 20th century. Watch live:

    Alice Paul program info image.
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  7. Mar 17

    We vaguely remember parades... Thank you for the reminder and Happy to all!

    Still from a black and white newsreel video of the 1967 NYC St. Patrick’s Day Parade, showing bagpipers marching down a snowy and icy street.
    Remember parades?! 1967: Braving snow and low temperatures, some 120 thousand march the frigid three-mile route up Fifth Avenue in the annual Saint Patrick’s Day Parade, while more thousands along the route cheered the hardy procession. 
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    Mar 16

    We're pleased to invite you to "Films of State," an online conference focused on government films and holdings, on April 7-9, 2021. Details:

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  9. Mar 16

    Yes, please! We’re always ready for more ☕️☕️ and love trying different brewing methods. What’s your favorite?

    It's time for the percolator! This type of coffee pot would be heated over a flame or a stove, causing water in the bottom chamber to shoot up a tube and filter grounds in the top chamber. It's not used as much, but they are still around!
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    Mar 16

    Happy ! If you are a fan of the at , thank First Lady Pat Nixon. Her delight during her historic 1972 trip to China inspired Premier Zhou to send a pair to the United States. Learn more: 📷

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    Mar 15

    Mondays mean ! We are excited to share resources for teaching with & historical documents. This week we're sharing documents & educational activities about about Prohibition in Utah!

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  12. Mar 15

    excited lift off GIF by US National Archives
    Thanks for joining us—see you at next week's when we explore the Cold War!
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  13. Mar 15

    We also have activities for elementary age students that focus on Civil Rights pioneers like Martin Luther King, Jr., Rosa Parks, and Jackie Robinson:
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  14. Mar 15

    @Docsteach

    Screenshot of DocsTeach webpage of image of online teaching activity with small panels of photographs.
    In our "Process of Early Space Flight: The Gemini Program" activity, students place a series of photos from the Gemini missions in the correct order to learn the steps of a space mission from astronaut training to capsule recovery.
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  15. Mar 15

    High School GIF by US National Archives
    Access related to major Civil Rights events from the 1950s, such as: School Desegregation: Emmett Till: Montgomery Bus Boycott:
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  16. Mar 15

    Access dozens of for on on a variety of topics like: Polio Vaccine: Juvenile Delinquency: Bracero Program: Space Race:
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  17. Mar 15

    Screenshot of website of DocsTeach
    You can find thousands of for the era:
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  18. Mar 15

    Apollo 11 Usa GIF by US National Archives
    It's time for ! Mondays at 3pm ET we share resources for teaching with & historical documents. This week, we are looking at the era.
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  19. Mar 15

    Have you made the adjustment to yet? The Market clock tower building is here to remind you to adjust your clocks but our internal clock has not gotten the memo. 📸

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    Mar 15

    Happy ! Don't forget to tune at 1 pm ET for our special program:

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    Mar 15

    Good news: registration is now open for our Summer 2021 Teacher Conference, to be held virtually via Zoom. Even better news: it's FREE! First come, first served:

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