Manuscripts Behind the Scenes Webcast tour at the Library of Congress conducted by Marvin Kranz

Posted on August 18th, 2006 by David

Thanks for Gary Price at The Resource Shelf (02006 08 14) for pointing out this fascinating 21-minute Webcast by Marvin Kranz at the Library of Congress called Manuscripts Behind the Scenes.

BTW, this is my first post made with the Performancing plugin for Mozilla Firefox.

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Tags: History Findings, Information Knowledgists // 1 Comment »

One Response to “Manuscripts Behind the Scenes Webcast tour at the Library of Congress conducted by Marvin Kranz”

  1. I’m Too Sexy for My Master’s Thesis » manuscripts behind the scenes webcast // Aug 23, 2006 at 09:43

    [...] Check out this Manuscripts Behind the Scenes webcast from the Library of Congress. If features Marvin Kranz, a historical specialist in the LoC Manuscript Division, who gives a personal tour of the manuscript stacks, highlighting some of their most remarkable holdings and offering his expert views on what makes these documents powerful windows into the American past. Sweet! (via The Ten Thousand Year Blog) [...]

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