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Senate Audio Timestamp Internship Blog: Education Legislation Discussions 1995

By Kendall Place In the last CLIR blog post, I noted that I was concentrating my research on the Senate Audio discussions on education from the 1995

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Pests in Archives A variety of insects and other pests attack binding materials, adhesives, and other substances in archival collections. Since most

4 min read 2022-04-28 21:15:24

Contributed by Correspondence Archivist Alison Thurman and Records Analyst Josh Hager WARNING: Spoilers ahead for the last few episodes of Outlander

2 min read 2022-04-20 21:03:06

This post was written by Adrienne Berney, Outreach Coordinator. We’ve posted before (here and here) to recognize several volunteer transcribers who

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The archive as an institution is not just focused on preserving the past, but we actively help maintain and organize local and state government

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We are excited to announce that 19 additional counties of Search Room microfilm have been added to our online searchable database, Discover Online

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This blog post was written by former Conservation Technician Abbey Thompson This month, the State Archives of North Carolina is offering a glimpse

2 min read 2022-04-05 00:12:36

This spring our staff is embracing renewed opportunities to work in person with patrons, colleagues, partners, and the general public. New COVID

5 min read 2022-04-01 22:28:18

Women’s History Month started as Women’s History Week nationally on March 7, 1982.1 The week would later be extended into an entire month. We

4 min read 2022-03-16 21:49:27

Contributed by Records Analyst Josh Hager and Correspondence Archivist Alison Thurman Welcome back to “Documenting the World of Outlander,” where

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This post is written by Vann Evans, Audiovisual Materials Archivist. In the immediate aftermath of the Civil War, perhaps no one exerted more

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Contributed by Correspondence Archivist Alison Thurman and Records Analyst Josh Hager. This is the second post in season three of the blog series;

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Hello! My name is Kendall Place, and I am the spring 2022 intern working with the State Archives of North Carolina’s Senate Audio collection in the

2 min read 2022-03-08 04:13:46

If asked when the “birthday” of the State Archives of North Carolina is, we could say it was March 7, 1903. This was the date that the General

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This post is written by Records Analyst Sarah Morrell. March 4th is Employee Appreciation Day and we thought it would be a great time to highlight