Charters of Freedom at National Archives to go on display
The National Archives in Washington D C hosts the Charters of Freedom, including the Declaration of Independence, the Constitution, and the Bill of Rights. The Rotunda display will close for two years as renovations begin, with improved display cases and a new bookstore and visitor space planned.
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Tuna Salad Delight Recipe Card
Simple tuna salad combines tuna apple onion walnuts and cheddar with mayonnaise and lemon juice. Mix ingredients, add mayo and lemon juice, refrigerate 30 minutes, serves 4.
Dolly Parton Career Highlights and Tennessee Roots
Dolly Parton has built a long music career starting at age 11 in Tennessee. She has released 72 albums, performed across decades, and plays banjo autoharp piano and guitar. She acted professionally and owns Dollywood in Tennessee while living with her husband Carl.
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Original Constitution Adopted Delegates from States
A concise note recalls the signing of the document by 39 delegates on September 17 1787 after the delegates from 12 states gathered and Rhode Island did not participate. The event marks the adoption of foundational constitutional proceedings.
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