About the Display
A small display is available upon request via links below. The display includes three posters, a pdf of exhibit text, a bibliography, a list of possible display items, and labels for recommended display items. Hosting institutions can customize the components to suit their needs and interests. Non-profit and/or educational institutions (especially libraries) are welcome to host the display. If you would like to host the display, please let the librarian know by email (at right).
Display Links
-
Presidential Records & Materials Display PostersDownload poster displays from the USU institutional repository.
-
Presidential Records & Materials Display Exhibit TextA pdf version of just the exhibit text, includes citations.
-
Presidential Records & Materials Display BibliographyA bibliography of government documents, academic journal articles, books, and websites related to presidential records.
-
Presidential Records & Materials Display Recommended Display ItemsThis list of recommended display items includes title, SuDoc call number, a brief description, and a link to a digital version (when available).
-
Presidential Records & Materials Display Recommended Display Items LabelsLabels describing materials recommended for display.
Collection Suggestions
General SuDoc Areas
|
AE 1.2 AE 1.113 AE 2.111 |
LC 1.1 LC 4.7 LC 4.8 |
S 1.2 |
Media
-
Preserving Records: Archives and Presidential Transitions (Video)A panel of National Archives staff (past and present) and a historian discuss presidential records and transitions (January 2021). Presented by the American Historical Association.
-
Favorite Things: What’s at Your Presidential Library (Video List)A playlist of videos from the National Archives Administration featuring documents and memorabilia from presidential libraries.
-
Conversation with Librarian of Congress Carla Hayden & Archivist of the United States David FerrieroA Library of Congress video that features a friendly discussion that gives a peak into the at times competitive relationship between the National Archives and the Library of Congress.
Government Information Librarian
FDLP Designation
“This library is a congressionally designated depository for U.S. Government documents. Public access to the government documents collection is guaranteed by public law. (Title 44 United States Code)”
