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how the most valuable papers are stored in helium filled cases and lowered into a vault and taken out only for very special occasions.

A new exhibit called “Creating the Constitution” which is in the Rotunda was described. This explains the problems of operating under the Articles of Confederation - no money standard; no common defense; veterans unhappy because they were not getting pensions; the unsuccessful call for a convention in Annapolis and finally the call to revise the Articles of Confederation which resulted in the writing of the Constitution.

Only selected pages of the Constitution are on display but toward the 200th anniversary of the signing (Sept. 17,1987) all of it will be put on display.

After lunch in the DAR Headquarters building, the group toured the museum gallery doll and toy collection, the Americana room, and the DAR Library which contains 79,300 books. The Americana room contains materials on genealogy and relevant local history. Thirty period

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