Library of Congress announcing plan to expand public access
(NEWSER) - A former nuclear fallout shelter near the Blue Ridge Mountains in Virginia is now home to the nation's musical and cinematic history over the past century. The Library of Congress's state-of-the-art $250 million Packard Campus for Audio-Visual Conservation contains nearly 100 miles of shelves and 6 million goodies—wax reels, eight-tracks, screenplays, vinyl discs, piano rolls, kinescopes, and on and on. Now the Library is poised to significantly expand the nation's access to it, presumably online, reports the Los Angeles Times . Details will be announced Tuesday. More»
