professor chris myers and george musgrove will be here to talk about their book the history of greece and democracy in the nation's capital. it is a tumultuous story of race and democracy in washington, d.c. a city that has often served as a national battleground for contentious issues including slavery and segregation, civil rights and the drug war. after a two-year absence, the original emancipation proclamation will be on display during presidents' day weekend. don't miss this rare opportunity to see the original that will be made available for viewing on the 17th and 18th and 19th between the hours of ten and 5:30 each day. to learn more about these programs and exhibits, consult our calendar of events online. there is a table outside where you can sign up to receive e-mail updates in another way to get involved is to become a member of the national archives foundation, the foundation supports all of our education and outreach activities and advocating membership in the lobby also. today's program takes a close look at thomas jefferson's three daughters, martha and mariah jefferso

friday, february 16 at chris myers ash and george musgrove will be here to tell us about the book chocolate city, the history of race in democracy in the nation's capital. to learn more about these and exhibits consult our monthly calendar of events at archives.gov. you can also sign up at the table outside to receive it by e-mail or another way to get more involved with the national archives is to become a member of the national archives foundation. the foundation supports the work of the agency, especially our education and outreach activities and there are applications for membership in the lobby. a little known secret i keep telling everyone, no one is ever been turned down for membership in the national archives foundation. the national archives is a center for life save archives preserves historical records of u.s. house of representatives and the u.s. senate. but even those voluminous records can't tell the full story of caucuses operations. we can't overlook the importance of person-to-person relationships not only between members and also within members families. family members giv

on friday that were 16th at noon professors chris my wrist and george derek musgrove will be here to talk about a tumultuous four century story of race and democracy in washington d.c. yesterday that the soft served as a national battleground for contentious issues including segregation and civil rights of the drug war. after a two-year absence from public view abraham lincoln's original proclamation will be on display in the east rotunda gallery during presidents' day weekend. don't miss this rare pretended to see the original emancipation proclamation. the document will be made available for viewing on february 17 come 18th and 19th between the hours of 10:00 and 5:30 h. day three to learn more about these and other public programs and exhibits consult our calendar of events on line at archives.gov. there's a table outside where you can sign up to receive e-mail updates. another way to get involved in the national archives is to become member with the national archives sunday should be the foundation supports all of our education and outreach activities. today's program takes a clo

musgrove. pennsylvania governor tom corbett. pennsylvania governor mark schweiker. top carolina governor jim hodges. virginia governor george allen, virginia governor gilmore and guarantor. i guess they all get to sleep in now because they are former governors. again, thanks for their participation and my personal thanks for them attending the meeting. i want to talk a little about my initiative. it has been about six months since we launched the initiative ahead of the curve innovation governors. i hope you all recall that discussion with elon musk in rhode island. i see a lot of people nodding their heads. i remember it. since that time, we have been actively engaging staff from your states and exchanging ideas on how we can prepare for the future that elon predicted or perhaps one that is less scary. that was pretty interesting. we have worked alongside some leading technology and innovation companies in the country and we appreciate their support of our work. we have seen firsthand how technologies are transforming our daily way of life in altering the way businesses and industries operate, from how we keep in cooler bu

musgrove. pennsylvania governor tom corbett. pennsylvania governor mark schweiker. south carolina governor jim hodges. virginia governor george allen. virginia governor jim gilmore. wyoming governor jim guarantor. i guess they'll get to sleep in now. they are former governors. [laughter] attending theor meeting. i want to talk about my initiative. it's been about six months since we launched the innovation ahead of the curve, innovation governors. for the gripping discussion with elon musk, i see a lot of people nodding their heads. i know i remember it. since that time, we have been actively engaging stuff from your states and exchanging ideas on how we can prepare for the predicts or one that is less scary. we've worked with innovation companies around the country and we truly appreciate their support of our week -- work. we have seen how technology is transforming our daily weight of life. from how wiki and cool our buildings to the cars we drive or the cars that drive themselves. some of you might of had the opportunity to ride the a thomas vehicle in las vegas -- to ride in the thomas vehicle -- autonomous vehicle in col