Film, Video Letters to Lincoln Challenge

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Title: Letters to Lincoln Challenge
Summary: The Library of Congress marked the 155th anniversary of Abraham Lincoln's delivery of the Gettysburg Address with a discussion of the speech and a #LettersToLincoln transcribe-a-thon for volunteers on- and offsite.
Event Date: November 19, 2018
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Running Time: 29 minutes 10 seconds
Online Format: video; image; online text

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