“Everything we do here is to provide access and to preserve,” said Angie Davis, who works at the State Historical Society. But those two values “often are at odds with each other, because the more access you have to a thing, the more at risk potentially a thing can be.”
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The first few pages of Idaho’s original state Constitution are tattered.Red ink has bled through — a consequence of state archivists deciding to laminate the first few pages in the ‘70s.
