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Archive for December 2020 (12 Posts)

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Library’s Web Archiving: COVID-19 Challenges

Posted by: Neely Tucker

Posted in: Cataloging, Collections, COVID-19, Influeza/Covid-19, Poetry

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Curator’s Picks: Copyright

Posted by: Neely Tucker

Posted in: Baseball, Copyright, Curators, Kids

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A Visit from Santa…Who You Might Not Recognize

Posted by: Neely Tucker

Posted in: Christmas

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A Seasonal Perennial: Who Invented Christmas Tree Lights?

Posted by: Wendi Maloney

Posted in: Science

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Free to Use and Reuse: Fun and Games

Posted by: Neely Tucker

Posted in: American Folklife Center, Free to Use and Reuse, Photos

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My Job: Rosemary Brawner in Copyright

Posted by: Neely Tucker

Posted in: African American, Copyright, My Job

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Mystery Photos…Solved!

Posted by: Neely Tucker

Posted in: Mystery Photo Contest, Photos, Thanksgiving

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“The Battle of the Century,” Laurel and Hardy’s “Lost” Classic, Enters The National Film Registry

Posted by: Neely Tucker

Posted in: Audiovisual, Film, National Film Preservation Board, National Film Registry, Preservation and Conservation

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Dolly Parton: “The Library That Dolly Built”

Posted by: Neely Tucker

Posted in: Books, Literacy Awards, Thomas Jefferson Building