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National Intelligencer plaque at the Federal Trade Commission in Washington, D.C.
Address: Pennsylvania Ave & 6th St NW Nearest Metro: Archives-Navy Memorial-Penn Quarter (Yellow - Green)
(dcMem ID #532)
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NATIONAL INTELLIGENCER
1800 - 1865
FOUNDED BY SAMUEL HARRISON SMITH
AND LATER PUBLISHED BY JOSEPH GALES, JR.,
THE NATIONAL INTELLIGENCER FOR 65 YEARS WAS A
LEADING JOURNAL IN THE NATION'S CAPITAL,"
A VITAL FORCE IN THE COUNTRY'S POLITICAL LIFE,
A PRINCIPAL SOURCE OF INFORMATION ABOUT THE
GOVERNMENT AND FOR A TIME PROVIDED THE ONLY
PRINTED RECORD OF CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.
MUCH OF ITS LIFE, THE NATIONAL INTELLIGENCER
OCCUPIED THIS SITE.
THIS PLAQUE WAS PLACED IN 1966 BY SIGMA DELTA CHI,
PROFESSIONAL JOURNALISTIC SOCIETY.
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