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To construct a complete historical narrative, researchers can seek corroborating evidence across different archives and record groups. The National Archives permits researchers to search for additional photographic records across various research facilities and Presidential Libraries. Cross-referencing multiple record series, such as those from the Bureau of Public Roads or the War Department, helps verify the details in a specific image. This comparative method ensures a single perspective does not distort the broader historical context.
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