At the Smithsonian

A James Smithson Bobble Head?

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Into the Woods

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First Vertebrate Species Description with a DNA Barcode

Wanted: Mitten Crab—Dead or Alive

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Smithsonian Says No to "Lucy"

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Trash Becomes Treasure

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What's for Supper?

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Happy Anniversary

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Earl Cunningham? Who He?

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Earl Cunningham? Who He?

Discovering the artist and his work

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Welcome to Around the Mall

Introducing Around the Mall—a new Smithsonian.com blog covering scenes and sightings from the Smithsonian museums and beyond

Clouded leopard

Clouded comeback?

Smithsonian zoologists are attempting to breed the rare clouded leopard

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Comic Phyllis Diller's Cabinet Keeps the Jokes Coming

The stand up comic's archive holds a lifetime of proven punch lines

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Letters

Readers Respond to the January Issue

A late-19th-century sled fashioned from eight buffalo ribs—as simple, utilitarian and elegant as a Shaker chair—was made by members of South Dakota’s Lakota Sioux tribe.

Was a Native American Actress the Inspiration for the Enigmatic Sled in 'Citizen Kane'?

A sled in the Smithsonian collections just might provide a clue to Hollywood's most celebrated symbol

Lincoln’s original patent model was acquired by the Smithsonian in 1908. This replica was built by the Smithsonian in 1978 for long-term display to preserve the fragile original.

Abraham Lincoln Is the Only President Ever to Have a Patent

In 1849, a future president patented an amazing addition to transportation technology

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What's Up

American Art, African Culture and Mardi Gras

National Museum of American History

Banner Renovation

The National Museum of American History will undergo a dramatic makeover

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What's Up

"Zobop," Folklife, and Sea Lions

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What's Up

Orchids, Ice Floes and Kids with Cameras

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