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SHEPHERDSTOWN -- The Robert C. Byrd Center for Congressional History & Education hosted an open house on Saturday, marking a significant moment as it introduced its new leadership team to the community. Attendees gathered to meet the newly appointed director, along with the center's archivist and administrative assistant, who are set to play pivotal roles in advancing the center's mission.
The event provided an opportunity for community members, historians, and local officials to engage with the new leadership and learn about upcoming initiatives and programs aimed at promoting an understanding of congressional history. Guests explored the center’s resources, including its extensive archives and educational materials, which are designed to enhance public knowledge about the legislative process and the importance of civic engagement.
With a renewed focus under the new leadership, the center aims to strengthen its outreach efforts and foster a deeper appreciation for the historical significance of Congress in American democracy. The open house was a warm welcome to the new team, signaling an exciting future for the center and its role in the community.
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