Federal Government Archives

Federal Government Archives are official collections of important documents, records, and materials created or received by government agencies. They serve to preserve the nation's historical, legal, and administrative information, ensuring transparency, accountability, and access for future research. These archives help government officials, researchers, and the public locate and examine past actions, decisions, and policies. They are typically maintained by dedicated agencies or departments, such as the National Archives, and include records like reports, correspondence, photographs, and legal documents important to the history and functioning of the government.