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From 2014, our visit to the National Archives to learn about the assassination records and to see some of the iconic artifacts, such as Lee Harvey Oswalds rifle, the socalled magic bullet, and the original. 8 millimeter film taken by abraham zapruder. Our guide is martha murphy. The president john f. Kennedy records collection was created because of the president john f. Kennedy assassination records collection act of 1992. So a short history. Since the time of the assassination, theres been num...

Strategically to share his values. It was also the golden age of photographer in america and that is why this subject is of interest to us at the Smithsonian American Art Museum and hopefully you. Here at the museum we focus on telling the stories of the American Experience. From folk art to photographer as well as painting and sculpture and skracrafts and media arts. Our exhibition, john f. Kennedys life and times which you can view on the second floor in the graphic arts gallery is a premier e...

Is a joint program tonight between our center for president ial history and our Clement Center for southwest studies. Always exciting when the two History Centers here at smu can come together and its wonderful for us, the younger partner, the Clement Center has been the leading center for southwest studies at least a generation. So we as still in our toddler phase, look up to them and they also babysit us. It works out really quite nicely. Im really thrilled to have you all here tonight for our...

Bullet. American history tv. This weekend only on cspan 3. Since july of 2017, thousands of documents related to the john f. Kennedy assassination. Many documents had been with held. For alleged National Security reasons. The document releases are mandated by the president john f. Kennedy records collection act of 1992. And will continue into 2018. Though some of the documents contain redaxs. Up next, from 2014. Our visit to the National Archives to learn about the asags nation records and see t...

Good evening. Did you know that president John F Kennedy was the most photographed leader of his day. This may not surprise you since he used photography strategically to share his values of america. It was also the golden age of photography in america and thats why this subjec is of interest to us at the Smithsonian International art museum. We focus on telling the stories of the American Experience, from folk art to photography as well as painting and sculptor and crafts and media arts. Our ex...

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You couldnt have a memo more than three pages, a powerpoint less than 10 pages. Its harder to Say Something concisely. Theres always one or two messages you are trying to deliver, so it made you go quickly and forced the conversation to where he wanted to go. We thought the morning after, this would still be on the president s desk. Tax reform still has one more hoops to jump through. Gary tiny. Come on. When are you going to stop worrying . Gary almost, now. Last night was a huge night. If you ...

Arrival of the Transcontinental Railroad, tacoma was not dissimilar from other areas around puget sound. Coming over the oregon trail and then by sea, small little villages really of americans and europeans had arrived, mostly along the shoreline. And that was because primary purpose here for people that were settling was cutting timber and milling timber that was then sent down to san francisco. So that prompted a lot of entrepreneurs and small investors and adventer u adv to come and build cit...

Refers to the many different ways that life on this part of the country has been recorded, either through letters or diaries or journals or photographs or objects as well, by the many, many different varieties of ethnic cultures that have lived here. What we wanted to accomplish in emphasizing the materials that you see in this exhibit is that more information can be gathered by just using the records that we have on the second floor, our research core, the archives themselves, and then also a R...

Have everybody here tonight. Its a great crowd and i it feels like just kind of a festive light atmosphere and im glad. Weve got a great presentation for you tonight. My name is steve weberg, i work in the Public Affairs department here at the library and its going to be my honor here to introduce a guy ive gotten to know and really come to admire a lot here in the past few months working with him. Some of you may already have been through our new exhibit open just under two weeks ago on the sec...