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The NARA proposals spelled out here at the AHA blog are troubling on several counts. 1. As already mentioned, they remind us of the unfortunate 1970s policies to destroy originals and replace them with what are, by contemporary standards, inferior ...
Here is the link to the rule change submission by NARA in Dec. 2020 https://www.federalregister.gov/documents/2020/12/01/2020-26239/federal-records-management-digitizing-permanent-records-and-reviewing-records-schedules ------------------------------ ...
Robin, I live here in the D.C. metro area, in College Park. That is not the case in the D.C. Metro area. The research rooms, which are still in pilot mode, only on Tuesdays and Thursdays, from 8:30 to 1:30 is what is currently available. A1, D.C. already ...
Karen, I'm not an expert on NARA policies, but I can say that your statement isn't accurate, at least not for all branches of the National Archives system. The Nixon library, for example, is piloting a reopening plan under which appointments are for ...
It is because NARA has not put anything in regulations.gov . They are doing this without any comment from the community that uses the Archives. They put out a press release about opening, which provides no detailed information to the public about how ...