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Posted by: Katie McCarthy
Gather up your best explorer's gear to investigate early American maps during our March 2026 Family Day.
Posted in: Activities & Crafts, Civics & Government, Events, Family Day Program, For Kids, For Teens, Researching
Posted by: Katie McCarthy
In this first blog of our new Follow Your Curiosity series, meet Melanie Zeck, a reference librarian in the American Folklife Center.
Posted in: Follow Your Curiosity Series, For Kids, For Teens, Researching, The Source
Posted by: Katie McCarthy
During the busy travel season of the holidays, read about “road trips” from 175 years ago.
Posted in: For Kids, For Teens, Reading, Researching, Travel, Writing
Posted by: Katie McCarthy
Join us July 19th for a special family day focused on the National Library Service for the Blind and Print Disabled. Learn about the important work that staff at NLS completes to make Library resources available for all.
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Posted by: Katie McCarthy
Join us at the Library of Congress on Saturday, May 17, 2025 to explore the Library’s musical collections.
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Posted by: Katie McCarthy
Do you celebrate April Fools Day with your family and friends? Learn all about the holiday through the antics of a family of rabbits who graced the pages of newspapers in these children's stories from over a century ago.
Posted in: Animals, Comics & Cartoons, For Kids, Holidays & Celebrations, Reading
Posted by: Katie McCarthy
Celebrate the holiday season and enjoy wintery crafting at Library of Congress December Family Days.
Posted in: Activities & Crafts, Events, Family Day Program, For Kids, For Teens, Holidays & Celebrations
Posted by: Katie McCarthy
Celebrate "spooky season" in person and from home with resources from the Library of Congress.
Posted in: Activities & Crafts, Family Day Program, For Kids, For Teens
Posted by: Katie McCarthy
Go "back to school" with the Library of Congress with a collection of photographs, newspaper articles, and videos.
Posted in: For Kids, Reading, Researching, Writing