Flag Day
On June 14, 1777, America's first Flag Act was approved by the Continental Congress. It contained thirteen stripes (representing the original 13 colonies) and one star for each state. In subsequent flag acts, additional stars were added to represent new states. The Library of Congress Shop carries an assortment of flag themed merchandise to commemorate the national observance of Flag Day.
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Ordering popular prints from the Library of Congress collections is quick and easy. Order through our Quick Ship or Special Order program. Most images are offered in three popular paper sizes, are archival-quality and ready to frame.
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 Jefferson's Library T-Shirt Little Women T-shirt On These Walls |
Classic novels: Little Women Little women is the classic story involving coming of age and discovery. |
I Cannot Live Without Books Thomas Jefferson famously used the line "I cannot live without books..". The philosphy is carried throughout the Library of Congress. |
Alphablock Bookends Dress-up any bookshelf with a set of wooden Alphablock Bookends. |