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Attachments: Faces and Stories From America’s Gates Lawrence F. O’Brien Gallery, National Archives, Washington, D.C.; June 15-September 4 • http://ift.tt/2fpNOtU Beyond the National Archives’ glorious rotunda, with its crowd-drawing displays of our founding documents, lies a revealing new exhibit that distills the complex stories of some two dozen immigrants. Visitors enter through a gate in …
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