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Access to archival databases includes more than 100 million records, aiding genealogists in their research during the 2014 virtual genealogy fair.
Archives specialist John LeGloahec presents the military, service, and casualty records available at the National Archives Electronic Records Division.
John Lllo, an archive specialist at the National Archives, presents on accessing records from the National Register of Historic Places and encourages public engagement with local history.
Over a hundred different file formats complicate the preservation of digital records, according to Dr. Peter Bajcsy at the National Archives in April 2011.
The National Archives holds approximately 13 billion pieces of paper, including records from 14 presidential libraries, as part of its mission to preserve government documents.
Meyer Fishbein, a retired appraisal archivist and electronic records pioneer, participated in a live interview at the National Archives Assembly on November 20, 2013.
A terabyte of digital storage now costs about $100, making it easier to preserve personal records and family memories.
65 years after Executive Order 9066, John LeGloahec and Jana Leighton provide guidance on locating records of Japanese Americans interned during World War II.
