Plum Island, Newburyport, MA in May, 1984.
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Let’s get this month’s #ArchivesHashtagParty going! Conan and I LOVE our time on the beach! #ArchivesVacay

These riders let the road be their guide on this #ArchivesVacay #ArchivesHashtagParty . Motorcycling lets you experience the beauty of coastal highways, mountain landscapes, and hidden gems.

We think our biggest artifact, the Presidential Pierce-Arrow Limousine has the best purr. #ArchivesASMR #ArchivesHashtagParty #HistoricCars #PresidentialHistory

From the archives is a photo from the engine testing department! The engineer added a thermocouple to a Panhead to measure the temperature of incoming air. This determined the right air and fuel mixture for best fuel combustion efficiency. #ArchivesScience #ArchivesHashtagParty

Sounds of the #LBJLibrary !

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In this #ArchivesScience photo from 1909, prominent Pittsburgh astronomer John Brashear is shown with one of his telescopes on the terrace of the Frick family's summer home, Eagle Rock. 🔭 #ArchivesHashtagParty
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The Frick Collection/Frick Art Reference Library Archives

The most satisfying of sights and sounds.
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National Archives staff are always in motion, whether retrieving records, setting up exhibits, or transporting objects. The roll of carts is a ubiquitous sound here, so we roll out with this #ArchivesASMR sound!

Thank you for joining today’s #ArchivesHashtagParty !

Today's #ArchivesHashtagParty theme is #ArchivesASMR and there's no sound in the archives that gives us more pleasant tingles than the microfilm machine!

On April 20, 1972, Apollo 16 astronaut Charles Duke took his first steps on the Moon.

While there, he left this portrait of his family on the lunar regolith and snapped a photo to show his wife and two sons. #ArchivesFamilyPhotos #ArchivesHashtagParty

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Many of NASA's historical records—from the agency's beginnings as the NACA through the Shuttle era and beyond—are maintained by NASA archivists. Listen as our NASA's Kennedy Space Center archivist pulls a folder from the collection. #ArchivesASMR #ArchivesHashtagParty

Sylvia Miller was one of the last human computers to be hired at NASA JPL in 1968. During her 40-year career at JPL, she worked on many missions, including supervising the trajectory analysis for Cassini and Galileo. #ArchivesWomenInSTEM #WomensHistoryMonth #ArchivesHashtagParty

Between 1968 and 1971, Pan Am issued over 93,000 “First Moon Flights” Club cards to space enthusiasts eager to make a reservation for the first commercial flight to the Moon. The Club included people from every U.S. state and 90 countries. #ArchivesVacay #ArchivesHashtagParty

Come with us into the National Archives as we tell you about the different kinds of work we do through sound! For today's #ArchivesHashtagParty , we'll take you through the stacks, film labs, & more.

🔉 Turn up the volume, follow #ArchivesASMR , and get ready to relax!

This month's #ArchivesHashtagParty is all about sound with #ArchivesASMR ! We're listening to page turning as we skim through some exhilarating ALA Council minutes!

It’s #ArchivesFamilyPhotos month at the #archiveshashtagparty ! A moment the Clinton family will never forget is bringing Chelsea home to the Arkansas Governor's Mansion on March 4th, 1980. Photo courtesy of the Clinton Foundation [H03-03]

A girl, her dog, and her horse, c1920.

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(Otto Ping, Indiana Historical Society)

#ArchivesHashtagParty this month is #ArchivesASMR , and what gives us that feeling is the sound of our Pathé 9.5mm projector running a film!

The soothing rhythm of scanning records with an overhead scanner.

We love the many sounds of making access happen!

Thanks for sharing all of your #ArchivesASMR posts.
Now we're relaxed and ready for the weekend! See you at the next #ArchivesHashtagParty !