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Gil Evans: Making magic with Miles Davis (and many others)

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Lost 19th century film by Méliès discovered at the Library

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Black History Month: Tracing your ancestors to before the Civil War

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The Library and “The Sound of Music” hit the road

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Picturing War: Soldiers’ photography finds a home in the Veterans History Project

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The thing about that dog in “The Thing,” now in the National Film Registry

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Researching “Code Girls” at the Library

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How Amy Heckerling’s Babysitter Helped Create “Clueless,” Now in the National Film Registry

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“The Grand Budapest Hotel,” Researched at the Library

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The 2025 National Film Registry: “The Thing,” “Inception,” “Clueless” and More!

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The (Sketch) Artist at War

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Forging Bonds: The Veterans History Project Turns 25

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About Mom’s Chocolate Chip Cookie Recipe…

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From “Happy Days” to “The Love Boat,” Charles Fox’s Themes Were Always Exciting and New

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A Globe That’s Out of This World

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Ancient History Unfolded

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Remember Pierre Chambrun? He Has Your Reservation Waiting at the Beaumont Hotel. (Just Watch Out for the Other Guests.) | Timeless

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Hallelujah for Handel’s “Messiah” | Timeless

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Louder than Words: The Lives of Johnathan Larson and Leonard Bernstein

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“A Marvel of Ingenuity” — The Library’s Main Reading Room

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