PART 1: 5 million books live here, inside The Library of Congress. We’re starting at the top of the building— during a snowstorm. I want to thank Brian Williams from the Library for being our tour guide into the secrets of the first federal building to ever have electricity!🎄❄️ | Senator Markwayne Mullin

4.1K views · 86 reactions | Welcome back to our, slightly early, virtual tour series to enjoy while you #stayathome. In this instalment, we take a look at the favourite room of many visitors, The Library. We'll be back to our normal Friday next week when we head further inside to The Saloon. Visit Northumberland Discover Northumberland Love GREAT Britain VisitEngland | Alnwick Castle | Facebook

WOW!! Another wonderful year at the FCL in 2025! You’ve read many books, checked out items, and supported the FCL all year long! #FCL #2025 #librariestransform #librarycheckout | Fairmount Community Library

Homeschool students helped make the FCL festive with holidays chains and snowflakes! ❄️🎄 | Fairmount Community Library

What is the Cowboy Code? Just up the road from the Reagan Library is the McCrea family ranch. Wyatt McCrea, grandson of the legendary Silver Screen Cowboy, Joel McCrea, shares what cowboys truly represent. Learn more about the wild, wild west in our exhibition, Cowboys: History and Hollywood. Buy your tickets now at reaganlibrary.com/cowboys | The Ronald Reagan Presidential Foundation and Institute

Restored footage from 1904 of women taking their time checks at a Westinghouse manufacturing plant in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. This footage was filmed on the 26 April 1904 by G. W. “Billy” Bitzer of the American Mutoscope and Biograph Company for viewing at the Westinghouse Auditorium at the 1904 St. Louis World’s Fair. It was most likely filmed at the Westinghouse Electric & Manufacturing Co. in East Pittsburgh. Footage frame rate increased, upscaled and “colorized” by HistoryColored using AI

1.8K views · 41 reactions | Introducing our newest Library of Things item: Oral History Kits  Record interviews with individuals, families, or groups to document historical events and personal experiences that might not be found in traditional records. Each kit includes a recorder, discussion questions, and the option to host your story on our website. Check out a kit: https://rebrand.ly/oralhistorykits-fb | St. Charles City-County Library | Facebook