Anne Hooghlandt, wife of Revolutionary War veteran John Hooghlandt, filed this vibrant illustrated family record as proof of her relationship to John for her widow’s pension. For more historical veteran records, visit https://t.co/gvKbuHxetu
General Dwight D. Eisenhower’s original "D-day Statement to Soldiers, Sailors, and Airmen of the Allied Expeditionary Force.”
The National Archives holds a multitude of records related to #DDay and its surrounding events.
https://t.co/Nn0ePCUyaz
#WWII#Normandy#Veterans
📣📆📣Save-the-Date! Plan to join us on Wednesday, July 24 at 10am ET for our Annual Open Meeting. Stay tuned - registration will open soon! We'll share an agenda and meeting materials in July.
5 votes on Supreme Court won’t decide the outcome of this case.
Your vote for President in November will decide if this case goes to trial.
@TheLastWord 10pm
Residing in Record Group 19 in the holdings of the Cartographic Branch are three drawings of a very early submarine owned by the United States Navy.
https://t.co/YMepZiuHMM
Happy #LibraryOutreachDay! A big shoutout to all libraries serving communities beyond their walls. From bookmobile stops to pop-ups, libraries connect people with resources to live, learn, & grow. Tag us in your Library Outreach Day posts. #NCLibraries#LibraryWeek
This front page marks ONE YEAR that Evan Gershkovich has been illegally imprisoned in Russia. He should be here with us, reporting the news. Please keep him and his family in your thoughts and posts on this terrible anniversary. #IStandWithEvan
MSNBC can hire all the conservatives and contrarians they want.
An election denying insurrection enabler is a bridge too far.
Way too far.
Don’t feed us dipshittery and tell us it’s discourse.
#NoRonna
The National Archives has made all SCOTUS audio recordings from 1955 to 2022 available in the National Archives Catalog. This was made possible through a collaborative effort with Prof. Jerry Goldman, founder of @oyez. More in the Unwritten Record blog: https://t.co/6DdiP1rGuM
Image credits:
A photograph of Rachael Blythe Bauer taken by Harry L. Perkins in Baltimore, Maryland, ca. 1880-1890s. From the @NCArchives General Negative Collection: N.2012.9.206 Rachael Blythe Bauer. #WomensHistoryMonth
Image: Suffragists, including Gertrude Weil, far left, Mary Borden Graham, fourth from left, and Rowena Borden, far right, c.1920 from General Negative Collection, @NCArchives.
🔒 How secure is absentee voting?
Across NC, election officials work to ensure the security of the absentee voting process. Check out our handy infographic to learn about the process & security measures in place: https://t.co/cLyhv4hEEF
#YourVoteCountsNC#ncpol
Reading cursive is a superpower! Join our #CitizenArchivist missions today, and help to transcribe history before your very eyes. Click on a topic that interests you, and it will bring you right to those historical records in our Catalog.📜
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#RevWarVets
Trump's NATO comments remind me of when he praised Putin invading Crimea in 2014:
"So smart. When you see the riots in a country because they’re hurting the Russians, okay, ‘We’ll go and take it over.’ And he really goes step by step by step, and you have to give him a lot of credit."