Or, preserved for at least the next 240 years, when the paper documents turn yellow and the ink fades away.
On Tuesday three new additions to the Library of Congress' buildings at the fort were dedicated. In the next three years they will be filled with books, maps, globes, microfilm, prints, photos and other publications.
With the new space, about a third of the world's largest collection of documents could make Fort Meade its...
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