Rare 11 Recordings Head to Library of Congres
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The 9/11 Victim Compensation Fund has paid $11B+ to 90,000+ claimants.
Congress created the VCF in 2001 and expanded it via the 2019 Never Forget the Heroes Act, extending it through 2090. It covers first responders and survivors battling 9/11-related illnesses.
The Recording Registry's inaugural 2002 class inducted 50 recordings at once.
The Library of Congress launched the National Recording Registry in 2002 with a landmark 50-title class — including an 1888 wax cylinder, the oldest recording preserved. Today the Registry holds 600+ titles deemed culturally significant.
Topic poll · all networksWho bears most responsibility to preserve 9/11 survivor stories?
Topic poll · all networksWhich 9/11 site's community stories feel least told?
Topic poll · all networksHow many items did the Library of Congress collect in its 9/11 oral history project?
- ~1,000 items
- ~10,000 items
- ~50,000 items
- ~250,000 items
Guess, then reveal the answer
~10,000 items
