Articles

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Native American Musician Keith Secola Chats With Around the Mall

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Dinosaur Sighting: Roadside Tyrannosaurus

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Getting to Know Julia Child, Finally

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Picture of the Week — Ancient Spider in 3-D

Meteor Crater in Arizona is 4,000 feet wide and almost 600 feet deep.

The Ten Most Spectacular Geologic Sites

Smithsonian picks the top natural wonders in the continental United States

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Why Does Corn Have Silk?

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High School Students Portray Personalities from the Portrait Gallery

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Orangutans Use Leaves to Sound Bigger

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Paleo-Profile of David Hone: China, Blogging, and Bone-Eating Dinosaurs

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"Staged Stories" Opens at the Renwick Gallery

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From Morning Glory to On Golden Pond, Four Oscars for Kate Hepburn

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Was the Ancient Incan Empire Fueled by Warm Climate?

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The History of Chopsticks

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Did Giant Predatory Dinosaurs Eat Bones?

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National Inventors' Month Looks Bright at the Smithsonian

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Old Bay Spices Up My Life

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Weather vs. Climate

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Georgia Elementary School Trades One Dinosaur for Another

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FDR's Stamp Collection: A Childhood Hobby He Took to the Oval Office

Curator Cheryl Ganz explains Roosevelt's motives in this video

The tradition of Smithsonian museums loaning art to the White House began in the 1940s.

Decorating the White House with Smithsonian Art

Continuing a Washington tradition, the Obamas selected artwork from the Smithsonian collections to hang in their historic home

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