Link Love: a weekly post with links to interesting videos and stories about archival issues, technology and culture, and Washington D.C. and American history.
For Black History Month, Encyclopedia Virginia highlights a few of its digital narratives on African American histories. [via Virginia Humanities]
An art exhibit cobbles together some of the Corcoran Gallery’s Washingtoniana, recently transferred to the DC Council. [via DCist]
You've seen Pliny the Elder’s bust; now check out what might possibly be his skull! [via New York Times]
The University of Minnesota’s Tretter Collection will feature transgender narratives in a new podcast. [via Rachel Mattson]
A celestial object named Spikey might shed--er, collapse--light on supermassive black holes. [via Scientific American]
A new digital exhibit commemorates the enslaved people who worked at the White House. [via Washington Post]
Spanish speakers, get ready--the Library of Congress's first non-English transcription project is coming! [via Law Library of Congress]
