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January 12, 2010

What Happens Inside the U.K.'s National Archives?

The United Kinddom's National Archives Chief executive Natalie Ceeney gave the BBC a rare tour behind the scenes of the National Archives - including both highlights of the past and plans for the future.

View three-minute BBC Video: What Happens Inside the National Archives?

Posted by Doug Newcomb at 01:12 PM in Current Affairs, European Union, Public Access | Permalink

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