The Library of Congress is exhibiting a rare draft of the Declaration of Independence. According to reporting from multiple outlets, the draft is attributed to Thomas Jefferson and includes handwritten edits by other prominent Founding Fathers. The revisions are described as coming from Benjamin Franklin and John Adams, reflecting the collaborative review process that preceded the Declaration’s final version. The exhibit presents the document as part of the Library’s collections and highlights its historical significance as an early draft rather than the finalized text. While the descriptions focus on authorship and the presence of annotations by Franklin and Adams, they also emphasize that the document is “rare,” indicating it is not commonly available for public viewing. The exhibition takes place at the Library of Congress, where visitors can view the draft and its markings as part of a broader presentation of American history materials.