Join us as we hear from genealogist Yvonne Liser and how she used the records of the DC Archives to trace 4 generations of family history. Register at opr.dc.gov/juneteenth2025

Join us as we hear from genealogist Yvonne Liser and how she used the records of the DC Archives to trace 4 generations of family history. Register at opr.dc.gov/juneteenth2025

Join us TONIGHT as we hear from genealogist Yvonne Liser and how she used the records of the DC Archives to trace 4 generations of family history. Register at opr.dc.gov/juneteenth2025

Join us TONIGHT as we hear from genealogist Yvonne Liser and how she used the records of the DC Archives to trace 4 generations of family history. Register at opr.dc.gov/juneteenth2025

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It’s live! Play America’s #100Docs — the new online game that puts the power of history in YOUR hands. 📜 You vote. America decides. 🗳️ 100 historic records. All up to you. Play now → 100docs.vote

We were happy to support the DC History Center on behalf of DCSecretary of State at the opening of their new exhibit on education in DC! Check it out.

We were excited to support the launch of the 51 Steps to Freedom historic trail app yesterday! A powerful new tool to tell the story of DC and its residents

Today in 1799, the first Navy Yard in the United States was begun at the 7th Street Wharf, SE, Washington, DC. The image below is a plat drawing reflecting the wharf in 1942.

Today, the spotlight is on our incredible interns in the Office of Public Records and Archives! These talented young leaders are helping make the history of DC more accessible to the public. We are so happy to have you with us! #DCProud

We are here and open for #DCAlleyFest come out and join us in Naylor Court/Blagden Alley!! #weareDC #DCPROUD

We were happy to participate in this year’s #DCAlleyFest! Great connecting with residents to share how we preserve their history and story!

Hispanic Heritage Month highlights the vibrant culture, history, and contributions of DC’s Latino communities. In recognition, we share photographs of the Hispanic Heritage Festival held in the Adams Morgan neighborhood of Washington, DC, in 1985.

Join us in celebrating Archives Month! Thank you to Mayor Bowser and the Office of the Secretary for supporting our work! Stay tuned to learn about our activities this month #archivesmonth #americanarchivesmonth

Celebrate Archives Month with an Archives crawl hosted by us and DC History Center ! 10/15 at 5:15 pm. Learn more here: dchistory.org/events/archive…

Electronic Records Day Webinar: Friday, 10.10 2 - 3:30 pm ET Topic: Innovative Work in Digital Exhibits Find speakers, topics and registration info here: statearchivists.org/electronic-rec…

Our main goal is the preservation of historic documents. A big part of that work is disaster preparedness. Here is a link to our disaster preparedness resources: opr.dc.gov/recordsmanagem… #AmericanArchivesMonth #DCArchivesMonth

#digitalpreservation matters statearchivists.org/electronic-rec…