{"value"=>"<p>Gore's memorabilia contains items relating to her personal and professional life. The WAC material consists of administrative memorabilia such as her patches, passes, and discharge papers. Her personal life within the Army is documented in an autograph book that includes writings by her WAC friends. However, the folder regarding her work at the Connecticut Department of Motor Vehicles mainly includes standard forms and employee regulations.</p> <p>Other memorabilia is ephemera relating to her personal interests. These include newspaper clippings, programs, travel information, a collection of early twentieth century travel postcards written in French, and various printed material. Some of these saved items may reflect her personal opinions of herself and should not be discounted because they are ephemera. For example, items include an astrological reading in which Gore marks the sections she believes to be pertinent to her personality and an order form for a book entitled, <em render=\"italic\">The Treatment of Sexual Dysfunction</em>. The religious ephemera also demonstrates her spiritual life and her devotion to the Catholic Church. A large amount of memorabilia is also contained within her scrapbooks.</p>"}