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The Orphans The orphans are not literal children, but they come in all size and shapes, and span multiple collections. What the (...)

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Duke Gardens from 1937 (from the Radio TV Services Records ). What moves me about this footage is how striking the color of the flowers (...)

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As the first Director of Cultural Affairs for New York City, she brought the first public art to Bryant Park in 1987 and the first (...)

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Free and open to the public. The processing of the Radio Haiti Archive and the Radio Haiti Archive digital collection were made (...)

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This is a large project with a long timeline, but we are so excited to provide access to more materials in one of our most popular (...)

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His trial took place in Jerusalem the following year and was the first public event ever recorded on video. This is Your Life Call (...)

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