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The digital collection of the Library of Congress contains billions of items.

By preserving digital information on various topics, the library is protecting important historical glimpses. These materials include essays by 23 American presidents (including Thomas Jefferson's draft of the Declaration of Independence), street interviews after the Pearl Harbor attack in 1941, recordings of North American English dialects from 1887 to 1914, and baseball cards.

ShareAmerica asked Kate Zwaard, director of digital strategy, and Trevor Owens, director of digital content management, to describe some of the projects they found interesting.

Workers printed the Planet Richmond newspaper owned by blacks from the printing room of this newspaper in Virginia. This photo was taken around 1899. (Library of Congress)

Advertisement in Campbell's phone book in California, February 1962. (Library of Congress) Some advertisements date back 80 years to help people understand local history. "Different cities and different organizations provide phone books in different ways at different points in time," Owens said. For example, this series shows how cities like Los Angeles can be broken down into smaller communities based on phone books published over time.

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By the American Mission to Italy | October 20, 2021 | Topic: News | Tags: Library of Congress

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