Article: National Archives puts U.S. on display `American Originals' has items on Lincoln, Garbo, Wyatt Earp, Rosa Parks

From the first issue of Mad Magazine in 1952 to the 1955 police report on Rosa Parks' refusal to move to the back of the bus to George Washington's handwritten 1789 list of nominations for the first Supreme Court, they define American history.

All are found in an appealingly eclectic new exhibit of "American Originals" on display at the National Archives here. The pieces of the show were combed from the Archives' little-known and rarely seen multibillion-artifact collection.

"The intent is to put out some of the most treasured items and to have it a varied enough selection so that everyone who comes will find at least one or two things that are of interest to them," said Stacey Bredhoff, ...

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