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World-renowned Indian Violinist to Perform at the Freer

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Kudzu—Curse or Cure?

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Red Sky in the Morning (and All Day)

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Removed from its Setting, The Hope Stands Alone

Celebrating the 50th-anniversary of its arrival at the National Museum of Natural History

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The Old Meets the New at Odgen’s Dinosaur Park

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Polls Open for People’s Design Award

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Five Ways to Eat Apples

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Did “Raptor” Killing Claws Evolve For Climbing?

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Living Car Free

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Tommy Lasorda Visits DC; Washington Nationals Cower in Fear

The New Acropolis Museum opened on June 20, 2009, replacing its predecessor with a monumental space ten times the size.

Ancient Greece Springs to Life

Athens’ New Acropolis Museum comes to America in an exhibition highlighting treasures of antiquity

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National Museum of the American Indian Celebrates Five Years

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Making Cooking Safer in the Developing World

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U.S. Officials Send Chinese Dinosaurs Home

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Smithsonian Events for the Week of September 21-25: Thomas Jefferson, The Jungle Book, and an Artists’ Roundtable Talk

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Rare Kitty Caught on Film

From childhood on, abolitionist John Brown (in a c.1847 daguerreotype taken by Augustus Washington) had sworn "eternal war with slavery."

John Brown’s Famous Photograph

An 1840s image captures an extremist’s fervor

With a degree in English, biology and education, actor Tom Cavanagh holds his own on Smithsonian Channel's award-winning series, "Stories from the Vaults."

Q and A: Smithsonian Channel Host Tom Cavanagh

Actor Tom Cavanagh discusses what it is like to go behind the scenes of the Smithsonian museums

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Weekend Events: Nighttime Artworks and a Fiesta!

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Twenty-Six New Citizens Naturalized at the American History Museum

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