1.Congress finds that—
(1)in 1933, Lloyd W.
Smith was instrumental in the establishment of the Nation’s first national
historical park, Morristown National Historical Park, in Morristown, New
Jersey, with his donation of much of the land for the Jockey Hollow Unit of the
park;
(2)in 1955, upon his
death, his extensive library and archival collection was donated to Morristown
National Historical Park, provided that an appropriate building was constructed
to house the collection;
(3)in 1957, a new
library wing to the Washington’s Headquarters Museum was built to house the
collections;
(4)in 2007, a new and
larger library wing was added to the museum to better preserve and display the
extensive collection, and the former library wing of the museum was converted
to an archives gallery; and
(5)Lloyd W. Smith’s
significant contributions to the establishment of the Morristown National
Historical Park and to the establishment of the renowned library with an
extensive archives collection should be recognized.
2.Designation of
library and archives gallery at the Washington’s Headquarters Museum
(a)The library and archives gallery located in
the Washington’s Headquarters Museum at Morristown National Historical Park
shall be known and designated as the Lloyd W. Smith Library
and
the Lloyd W. Smith Archives Gallery
, respectively.
(b)Any reference in a law, map, regulation,
document, paper, or other record of the United States to the library and
archives gallery at the Washington’s Headquarters Museum referred to in
subsection (a) shall be deemed to be a reference to the Lloyd W. Smith
Library
and the Lloyd W. Smith Archives Gallery
,
respectively.