History

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Our New Gem Hall is a Jewel, Indeed

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Mark Catesby

Both Audubon and Linnaeus were indebted to this intrepid British limner of the New World

A Gem of an Exhibition

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Shadows on the Rock

Spain wants Gibraltar; the people of the Rock hate the very idea; England is caught in the middle

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The Space Race

Onetime rivals are now partners. A new exhibition and an IMAX film, Mission to Mir, tell the story

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John Brown's Picture

A long-lost daguerrotype, made by a black artist in 1847, has lately come to rest at the Smithsonian

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Smithsonian Perspectives

Smithsonian Perspectives

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Saving American Steel

As the giant mills of the Rust Belt fall silent, a move is afoot to preserve them

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The Man Who Built The Taj

The Man Who Built The Taj

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George C. Marshall The Last Great American?

No soldier since Washington has had his Roman virtues, and so significantly shaped a peace

Simon Winchester

An Englishman Looks at India Fifty Years After British Rule

Smithsonian Institution Archives

A Treasury of Archives

Though seldom seen by the public, the Smithsonian's vast repositories are vital to the institution

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Women and Flight

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Around the Mall & Beyond

Kites aren't just for kids. Ben Franklin knew it, as did the 20,000 kiters and kite fans at this year's 31st annual Smithsonian kite festival

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Smithsonian Perspectives

Through object-based education and other programs, the Smithsonian reaches out to teachers and students

Grace Coolidge with Laddie Boy, an Airedale Terrier, and Rob Roy, a white Collie

All the Presidents' Pooches

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The Maginot Line

It is known as a great military blunder, but in fact this stout network of ingenious bunkers did what it was designed to do

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Near and Far, We're Waving the Banner for Flags

Across time and distance, these colorful emblems fluttering in the breeze are symbols steeped in our history and our cultures

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Smithsonian Perspectives

A patriarch of flight, Paul Garber devoted his Smithsonian career to the preservation of historic aircraft

Franklin Roosevelt Memorial

Even Our Most Loved Monuments Had a Trial by Fire

Controversies like those swirling around the FDR Memorial are the rule when Americans try to agree on anything to be cast in bronze

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