Nov 05 2009

Where can you visit Bradford’s transcription of the Mayflower Compact?

Published by the archivist at 9:27 am under Archives, advocacy, archives in the news

MayflowerCompactBradfordtranscriptThe State Library of Massachusetts, for now– but for how long? Governor Deval Patrick (for whom I voted in 2006) is now threatening to close the library because of state budget issues. If you disagree with this, sign the petition here and let the governor’s office know that this is a bad idea. You can read the Boston Globe article about the $600 million budget gap and impending layoffs here.

A big thumbs up to Massachusetts Library Association members who rallied on Boston Common at the State House yesterday to support libraries. What are you doing to show your support for libraries and archives in your state? Have you contacted your legislator about PAHR (Preserving the American Historical Record) yet? Don’t just be a patron of your favorite institutions– be a supporter. Make sure that your voice has been heard by your legislators in support of libraries and archives.

Thanks to ArchivesNext for bringing this story to our attention.

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  1. Joeon 17 Jan 2010 at 9:53 pm

    Однако

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