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Published: 22:12 GMT, 9 January 2021 | Updated: 22:12 GMT, 9 January 2021
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The National Museum of American History - part of the Smithsonian Institution - has started collecting flyers, protest signs and other objects from the storming of the Capitol on Wednesday.
Elizabeth MacMillan Director Anthea M. Hartig released a statement on Friday announcing that the museum was collecting a variety of items in hopes to staying committed 'to understanding how Americans make change.'
Insurance Loans Mortgage Attorney Credit LawyerThe museum was on the scene a day after the riot, with Dr. Frank Blazich, a curator with the museum, sharing on that he had already been 'digging through the trash on the National Mall.'
The National Museum of American History - part of the Smithsonian Institution - has started collecting flyers, protest signs and other objects from the storming of the Capitol on Wednesday
The museum was on the scene a day after the riot, with Dr. Frank Blazich, a curator with the museum, sharing on that he had already been 'digging through the trash on the National Mall'
In the release, Hartig asked anyone with access to items from the riot to take photos and send the museum brief descriptions of the objects.
Elizabeth MacMillan Director Anthea M. Hartig released a statement on Friday announcing that the museum was collecting a variety of items in hopes to staying committed 'to
