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The 30 pages that link to Library of Congress, each with the reason it gives.

• American Film InstituteRelated: It administers the National Film Registry and holds extensive film collections relevant to the Institute’s mission.

• AudiobookRelated: Its National Library Service administered the U.S. Talking Books program.

• American folk music revivalRelated: Its folk-song archive and field-recording projects helped document traditions the revival later circulated.

• Thomas MannRelated: Mann’s 1945 address there, “Germany and the Germans,” examined German culture after Nazi rule.

• Library classificationRelated: Its collections and cataloging operations gave its classification scheme broad institutional influence.

• National Recording RegistryRelated: The Library of Congress selects recordings and carries out the Registry's preservation work.

• Robert FrostRelated: Frost served as poetry consultant to the Library of Congress from 1958 to 1959.

• American Library AssociationRelated: Cooperation with the Library of Congress helped libraries share cataloging practices and bibliographic tools.

• World Digital LibraryRelated: It initiated the World Digital Library and hosted its platform.

• Melvil DeweyRelated: Its separate classification system shows how Dewey’s professional world developed more than one organizing scheme.

• MARC standardsRelated: Its cataloging operations and distribution services drove MARC’s early development.

• Daniel J. BoorstinRelated: Boorstin led this institution and promoted its collections and services.

• James H. BillingtonRelated: Billington led the institution for nearly three decades as its Librarian.

• Jared SparksRelated: Sparks’s editorial work belongs to the broader history of preserving and publishing American documentary collections.

• Oh! SusannaRelated: Its collections document historical performances and editions of the song.

• KumbayaRelated: Its archive preserves a 1926 recording of “Come by Here” from the Gullah Geechee region.

• National Diet LibraryRelated: Its model influenced the design of Japan’s postwar parliamentary library.

• Peter ForceRelated: Its collections preserve materials connected to Force’s documentary work and its later study.

• Sergey Prokudin-GorskyRelated: It holds most of the surviving Prokudin-Gorsky collection and made digital color composites accessible.