Josh Levy is historian of science and technology at the Library’s Manuscript Division. Before coming to the Library in 2020, he taught courses in history and indigenous studies at the University of South Florida, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, College of Micronesia-FSM, and Pohnpei Island Central School. He holds a PhD in modern U.S. history from the University of Illinois, a Master of Theological Studies degree from Harvard Divinity School, and a BA in religious studies from Amherst College.
Most Recent Posts
- Made at the Library: Vera Rubin, Trailblazing Astronomer and Advocate for Women in Science June 7th, 2022
- The Book Delivery System at the Library of Congress April 21st, 2022
- Trading on the Waterfront in Early America: The Manuscript Division Acquires Business Records of Two Quaker Merchants April 14th, 2022
- The Artistry of Learning Math: The Ellerton-Clements Cyphering Book Collection April 7th, 2022
- “What beauty there is in words!” – Walt Whitman’s An American Primer March 31st, 2022
- An Irishman, a U.S. President, and the First Hanging in the District of Columbia March 17th, 2022
- Artistic Trio: Georgia O’Keeffe and Alfred Stieglitz Letters to Henwar Rodakiewicz—A New By the People Crowdsourcing Transcription Campaign March 15th, 2022
- Finding Rats in the Barry Commoner Papers February 24th, 2022
- Made at the Library: Bruce Ragsdale’s “Washington at the Plow” February 15th, 2022
- Mr. Spofford Goes to Washington February 10th, 2022