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It's a hard rock life but mounds of fun, so we can dig it. https://go.usa.gov/xRS6c  #WorldSoilDay @USDApic.twitter.com/KAGYUPUXjR

What do ninjas drink during the summer? Karah Tea. #InternationalNinjaDay #Hayah! https://go.usa.gov/xRS63  @USMCpic.twitter.com/DPzV2UBOVa

Eating a cookie during a long journey can have rejuvenating implications! Not to mention savory: https://go.usa.gov/xRSHS  #NationalCookieDaypic.twitter.com/HepdrRssQg

We're committed to ensuring that the #Archives Catalog is accessible to all, including #PersonsWithDisabilities: https://go.usa.gov/xRSHz pic.twitter.com/AHgq5BbaZT

#QuestionOfTheWeek on #HistoryHub: What records does the @usnatarchives hold on the Nuremberg Trials?https://historyhub.history.gov/thread/2005  #WW2pic.twitter.com/6ZvNHi8JnV

#OTD in 1942, @UChicago scientists achieved the first controlled nuclear chain reaction. In Sept. our Chicago staff hosted one of the surviving members of the original team, Ted Petry w/ wife Adeline. [WATCH & READ] Mr. Petry's story: http://bit.ly/2i87Gjb  #nuclear75pic.twitter.com/lMEVuD9lG0

Yes, #NationalPieDay is a perfect excuse to pick up that warm, freshly baked apple pie you've been craving! https://go.usa.gov/xRSHM  #Americapic.twitter.com/c6TsLKcM0t

We're taking off, but you can explore more historical craftiness, inventions, and creativity in our digital Catalog: http://bit.ly/2k9XBGM  Thanks for joining #ArchivesCrafty and see you at the next #ArchivesHashtagParty on the first Friday in January!pic.twitter.com/JZSJoL21um

Crafting can save lives! These @RedCross workers sewed bandages during #WWI: https://go.usa.gov/xnrNA  #ArchivesCrafty #ArchivesHashtagPartypic.twitter.com/TyzMfS89gx

The true #KnittingAddict never leaves home without a project. What’s your #ArchivesCrafty love? #ArchivesHashtagParty http://bit.ly/2nghugw pic.twitter.com/9AnuyeFgJr

What crafts did you do with your @girlscouts troop? Lily of the Valley Troop of Girl Scouts sewing for Belgian children during #WWI. 1917-1918. http://bit.ly/2AggNsi pic.twitter.com/McHiOZmvQ3

An #ArchivesCrafty gem from 1917-1918! Policeman Patrick Fitzgibbons operates a knitting machine at the American Red Cross Knitting Bee in Central Park. http://bit.ly/2jvTBwg  #ArchivesHashtagPartypic.twitter.com/HuqBA3NiSI

Sign us up for a rug making workshop with these #ArchivesCrafty kids! https://go.usa.gov/xnrNJ  #ArchivesHashtagParty And thanks to @J_SS_ for recognizing their project as a plastic bread bag rug. We see the Wonder bag in the corner!pic.twitter.com/Wnc1qvhoZ6

The art of making birch bark baskets. Alaska, ca.1972-1976: https://go.usa.gov/xnrRg  #ArchivesCrafty #ArchivesHashtagPartypic.twitter.com/4EJtMHCTpg

During WWI, #CreativeKids made a difference by knitting socks for soldiers. #ArchivesCrafty http://bit.ly/2zDlMAd  #ArchivesHashtagPartypic.twitter.com/6v3SBkL9S4

Some #CoolHistory for #ArchivesCrafty: Florence Nightingale’s cousin teaching two girls how to knit in Madison Square Park. American Red Cross photo, 1917-1918. http://bit.ly/2AHt2z7 pic.twitter.com/7iIAnm9zkV

Third wheels are welcome to the #ArchivesHashtagParty! Especially when they roll up on an #ArchivesCrafty homemade tricycle: http://bit.ly/2nk2M8r pic.twitter.com/AWeSOQ3z1k