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Roots of Rebellion

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Roots of Rebellion Virtual Exhibit … The origins of the American Revolution can be traced to another conflict—the Seven Years' War. Colonial resistance emerged in response to new imperial policies related to western lands and eastern taxes (and trade) as Parliament grappled to administer its vastly expanded empire. This exploration of the roots of colonial rebellion also reveals that Native Americans' battle to maintain independence was already underway. …

Mr. Santa Claus: Romance of the Postal Service

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Mr Santa Claus Romance of the Postal Service Past Exhibit … This holiday featured film is one of a series of silent movies produced by the Post Office Department in 1921. The mini melodrama shows how the postal service helps make a happy Christmas for a boy and his sister when their “Dere Sandy Claws” letter is answered by a young married couple. Mr. Santa Clause, 1921. Records of the Post Office Department. NAID: …

Bring Them Home, Uncle Sam

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Bring Them Home Uncle Sam Ongoing Exhibit … Soldiers arrive home aboard the S.S. Haverford as the transport ship pulls into Philadelphia, 1918. Records of the War Department General and Special Staffs More than two million American service members were overseas with the American Expeditionary Forces when the guns fell silent on November 11, 1918, ending World War I. Americans would continue to serve in Germany as part of the Allied Occupation until 1923, but many were quickly demobilized. The service …

The Magna Carta & Records of Rights

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The Magna Carta & Records of Rights Current Exhibit … Explore how generations of Americans sought to fulfill the promise of the founding documents. Begin your exploration of "Records of Rights" by viewing an original  1297 Magna Carta , on display courtesy of David M. Rubenstein. The David M. Rubenstein Gallery exhibition showcases original and facsimile National Archives documents. Interact with an innovative 17-foot-long touchscreen interactive table, illustrating how Americans have debated about and …

Opening the Vault: Our Nation's First Ally

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Opening the Vault Our Nations First Ally Virtual Exhibit … France played a critical role in supporting the United States as it fought for independence from Great Britain during the Revolutionary War. …

The Olive Branch Petition

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The Olive Branch Petition Virtual Exhibit … Failure of Congress’ “Olive Branch” to King George III helped grow support for independence.     …

Plan Your Visit

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Plan Your Visit Web Page … Located in the Rotunda of the National Archives Building, the Founding Documents - known as the Charters of Freedom - establish the principles of the United States and have inspired the American people to pursue a more perfect union for almost 250 years. Hours The exhibits are open from 10 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Last admissions are 30 minutes prior to closing. We are open every day except Thanksgiving Day and Christmas Day. About Your Visit To enjoy the all-new personalized experience …

Location, Parking & Amenities

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Location Parking & Amenities Web Page … Hours The exhibits are open from 10 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Last admissions are 30 minutes prior to closing. We are open every day except Thanksgiving Day and Christmas Day. About Your Visit To enjoy the all-new personalized experience at the National Archives Museum and ensure smooth and timely entrance into the building, we encourage visitors to reserve tickets before their visit. Tickets are not required to visit the National Archives Museum but will enhance the visitor …

Constitution Day: The Full U.S. Constitution

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Constitution Day The Full US Constitution Current Exhibit … For the first time in history, the entire United States Constitution is on display, celebrating 250 years of American Freedom. In celebration of 250 years of American Freedom, the entire U.S. Constitution and the original Bill of Rights is surrounded by 17 Constitutional amendments, filling the Rotunda at the National Archives in Washington, DC in a dramatic and highly visual display. This marks the first time in history the entire U.S. …

Spymaster-in-Chief: George Washington’s Wartime Espionage

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SpymasterinChief George Washingtons Wartime Espionage Current Exhibit … George Washington’s Revolutionary War Account Book, 1775-1783. National Archives, General Records of the Department of the Treasury View in the National Archives Catalog George Washington’s Revolutionary War Account Book, 1775-1783. National Archives, General Records of the Department of the Treasury View in the National Archives Catalog During the Revolutionary War, a large network of colonial spies worked in secret to disrupt British …
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