Nightly News | December 20, 2012
A rare look at the original Emancipation Proclamation
Rarely seen, the original Emancipation Proclamation signed by President Abraham Lincoln January 1, 1963 is currently on display at the National Archives. Catherine Nicholson and Reginald Washington, of the National Archives, explain the value of the original document and its historical significance.
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