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Alex Rodriguez travels across America to explore the resurgence of vinyl record collecting, featuring insights from industry experts and fellow enthusiasts.
The Exoduster movement marked the first voluntary mass migration of African Americans to Kansas, prompting significant national attention and a Senate investigation.
John Deeben, a genealogy archives specialist at the National Archives, examines Civil War death records created by the War Department, detailing soldiers' deaths in various contexts.
John P. Deeben provides an overview of army service during the American Civil War, focusing on its implications for genealogy research.
Public Land and Claims classes of the American State Papers provide extensive genealogical information on individuals and families in America from 1789 to 1837.
Accessing burned military records at the National Archives at St. Louis is possible through content recovery scanning, as explained by Preservation Specialist Ashley Cox.
Archives Specialists John Deeben and Rebecca Sharp examine the Accompanying Papers File, detailing bill files and documentation submitted to the US House of Representatives from 1865 to 1903.
Archivist Technician John Deeben discusses the Official Register, a biannual directory of federal employees essential for genealogy research.
