National Archives Events
In over two dozen locations around the country, special events, workshops, films, booksignings, and lectures provide so much to experience, learn, and enjoy through the treasures in our National Archives. 
Genealogy Workshops
Genealogy workshops are held around the country to introduce and expand the know-how of family historians.
Records often explored in workshops include:
- U.S. census records;
- military service and pension records;
- passports and passenger lists, to name a few.
Presidential Libraries and Museums
Explore the history of our nation through the leaders who helped shape our world.
More About Presidential Libraries
Truman Presidential Library & Museum
White House in Miniature Exhibit
- October 15, 2005 - July 9, 2006
- Exhibit Information
Explore Our Nationwide Network
For Teachers & Educators
For Records Managers
Opportunities for Federal agency records managers to exchange ideas and learn new information.
For Preservation Professionals
- 2006 Modern Archives Institute (January or June 2006)
- 20th Annual Preservation Conference, "Beyond the Numbers: Specifying and Achieving an Efficient Preservation Environment" to be held March 16, 2006 in the William G. McGowan Theater at the National Archives Building in Washington, DC.
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