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When To Call The Mitten Crab Hotline

Curator Finds Murphy Bed's Place in American History

The Murphy Bed was born of necessity—the inventor had a driving desire to hide his bed, so he could entertain his lady

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So You Want to Be a Paleontologist?

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Connected Even on a Ship in the Arctic

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Grilled Cheese Invitational

Citizens of Mexico City wear masks to prevent the spread of swine flu.

Dreading the Worst When it Comes to Epidemics

A scientist by training, author Philip Alcabes studies the etymology of epidemiology and the cultural fears of worldwide disease

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Good News for the National Mall

Braised pot roast

Braising Questions

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Smithsonian Events Week of 4/27-5/1/09: Vietnam, Jazz, Cabaret and Eudora Welty

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Xiongguanlong: A New, Long-nosed Tyrannosaurid

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Learning About Magnets, Electricity and Acceleration at the Amusement Park

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Weekend Events: Bones, Stars and Crafts

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Poetry on the Menu

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Picture of the Week—Afghanistan’s First National Park

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Fantastic Four vs. Dinosaurs

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C.S.I. Smithsonian on Forensic Fridays

The ivory pleated dress worn by Marilyn Monroe in the 1955 comedy “The Seven Year itch” is the most popular attraction at the Debbie Reynolds Hollywood Motion Picture Museum.

Hollywood on Exhibit

Movie memories come to life inside the filmmaking collections of these seven museums

James Winkfield was a two-time Kentucky Derby winner and raced across Europe after racism kept him from being the best athlete in America's most popular sport.

The Kentucky Derby’s Forgotten Jockeys

African American jockeys once dominated the track. But by 1921, they had disappeared from the Kentucky Derby

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Craft Show Artist Kate Bishop Makes Elegantly Eccentric Hats

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Civil Rights History Project Act of 2009 Passed by House of Representatives

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