ARRL Library Opens for business

On January 13th, “The ARRL Library” opened for business. You can read about this in depth at  http://www.arrl.org/news/the-arrl-library-goes-live.

So, what ]is the ARRL Library? It's a free repository of educational presentations and oral histories pertaining to Amateur Radio. It is aimed at helping to preserve Amateur Radio’s history and to educate clubs and individuals. It's divided up into three sections, PDFs, PowerPoints, and Oral Histories. 

While you can download PowerPoints, and PDFs to use for club programs, You are also able to upload your material to the library. Full details are on the League’s website.

They'll also be accepting oral histories for the library. How's this for a club project? Interview some of your older members about the state of Amateur Radio "back in the day",  and submit the recordings to the library.