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Christopher Cox Hoover Institution October 2009 Retreat
Photos from the October 2009 Retreat
Former president Theodore Roosevelt and Kaiser Wilhelm II Hoover Digest 2009 No. 4
Art and images from the latest edition of the Hoover Digest
Tapes had been stored individually on the shelves Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty Tape Boxing Project Completed
Images of the ambitious project to box, label, and accurately count the 80,000 seven-inch open-reel audiotapes.
Richard Sousa, director of the Hoover Institution Library and Archives, gives welcoming remarks at today’s ceremony Polish Medals Ceremony
Hoover director and fellows were honored by Poland with prestigious national medals and awards
Russell Roberts Hoover Institution Overseers Meeting Summer 2009

Photos from the Hoover Institution’s semiannual Board of Overseers meeting July 2009.

<b>Flour Sacks</b> Hoover Making History since 1919
In celebration of the Hoover Institution’s 90th anniversary, this slide show features photographs, posters, memorabilia, and documents from the Institution’s beginning as a library in 1919 to the influential public policy and research institution that it has become today.
Cover of a publicity handout, 1967 Images from the Hoover Institution’s Firing Line collection
William F. Buckley Jr. hosted Firing Line on television from 1966 to 1999. The show is a window on twentieth-century American culture, politics, and television; one can see such guests as Ronald Reagan, Clare Booth Luce, Barry Goldwater, Malcolm Muggeridge, David Susskind, and Hugh Hefner discuss topics as varied as liberalism, religion, Alger Hiss, feminism, and the U.S. presidency.
The first page of an unpublished biographical sketch by Hayek of the philosopher Ludwig Wittgenstein, a distant relative.  New Increment of the Papers of Friedrich von Hayek
Some of the last remaining papers of the economist and Nobel laureate Friedrich von Hayek (1899–1992) arrived at the Hoover Institution Archives in May.

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