| What is a Government Document? Government documents is a catchall phrase for materials produced by government agencies. The US Government puts out information on a wide variety of topics, everything from pet care to technical research, folk music to crime statistics. Government documents also take on a variety of formats. Books, pamphlets, posters, periodicals, and online databases are all government documents if they are produced by a government agency. Government agencies that produced the documents in this display
are: Middleton Library is a Regional Depository and receives copies of all government documents issued through the Government Printing Office's Federal Depository Library Program. The Government Documents/Microform Department is located in the basement of Middleton Library, Room 53.
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Musical Documents
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| D 101.2:SO 8/3 | Soldiers of Sound |
| I 1.2:SI 7 | Sioux Flutes and Other Musical Instruments |
| LC 1.6/4:M 97 | Music for Silent Films 1894-1929 |
| LC 12.2:C 74/2 | Concerts from the Library of Congress |
| LC 12.2:L 69 | The Music Manuscripts, First Editions, and Correspondence of Franz Liszt (1811-1886) |
| SI 1.2:B 22/776-976 | And the Band Played On, 1776-1976 |
| SI 1.28:19 | Keyed Bugles in the United States |
| SI 2.3:61 | Teton Sioux Music |
| SI 2.3:80 | Mandan and Hidatsa Music |
| T 66.2:F 46 | Songs Songs from "Figure It Out": A War Bond Musical Show |
| T 66.2:SO 5/2 | Songs for War Bond Rallies |
| Y 3.W 27/2:2 M 97 | George Washington as a Friend and Patron of Music |
| Y 3.W 27/2:2 M 97/3 | Music from the Days of George Washington |
| W 3.2:SO 5/2/941 | Army Song Book |