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, Our Lady of Mercy Catholic High School, 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
- Celebrating Georgia O’Keeffe’s Birthday with New Discoverability in the O’Keeffe-Stieglitz Digitized Papers at the Library of Congress November 15th, 2022
- Explore Native American History and Culture Through Manuscripts, a New Resource Guide November 8th, 2022
- Accessing Our Digital Past in the Manuscript Division Reading Room November 1st, 2022
- Made at the Library: Harvey Washington Wiley, Controversial Crusader for the Pure Foods Movement October 25th, 2022
- Behind the Scenes: Collecting Enigmas October 20th, 2022
- Publication of New Story Map Antietam: “The Most Terrible Battle of the Age” September 13th, 2022
- Of Note: Thomas Jefferson Thinks Again: A New Letter about Logan, Cresap, and the Yellow Creek Massacre September 8th, 2022
- What Lieutenant Ijams Saw During Operation Crossroads, and What He Didn’t August 4th, 2022
- Of Note: Ida Rhodes Dreamed of the Future July 7th, 2022
- The Shrine at the Library of Congress, 1924-1952 June 30th, 2022