RICHMOND, Va - Richmond History Maker Jack White and Regional Coordinator for the Mid-Atlantic Region of HistoryMakers Amy Billingsley are excited to announce that the Library of Congress will serve as the permanent repository for The HistoryMakers unique collection of thousands of hours of video oral history interviews that capture African American life, history, and culture. For more information visit online at www.thehistorymakers.com.
An expansive African American history collection finds a permanent home
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