Difference between revisions of "National Archives and Records Administration"
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'''National Archives and Records Administration''' (NARA) is the "nation's recordkeeper." | '''National Archives and Records Administration''' (NARA) is the "nation's recordkeeper." | ||
| − | NARA holds ownership over and | + | NARA holds ownership over and runs daily operations at ten presidential libraries. In 2003 this cost NARA approximately $42 million. The most recent presidential complex added to the NARA system is the [[Clinton Library]] in Little Rock, Arkansas, which opened in 2004. |
| − | One of NARA's purposes is to safeguard and preserve the records in the [[Clinton Library Archives]]. | + | One of NARA's main purposes is to safeguard and preserve the records in the [[Clinton Library Archives]]. |
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| + | ==References== | ||
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| + | ==External links== | ||
Revision as of 12:32, 29 December 2007
National Archives and Records Administration (NARA) is the "nation's recordkeeper."
NARA holds ownership over and runs daily operations at ten presidential libraries. In 2003 this cost NARA approximately $42 million. The most recent presidential complex added to the NARA system is the Clinton Library in Little Rock, Arkansas, which opened in 2004.
One of NARA's main purposes is to safeguard and preserve the records in the Clinton Library Archives.
