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Heading into the weekend like
Flying squirrel (plus cape) from an 1856 report in our
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Women and enslaved people were brewers long before white men took over the industry. Beer history on
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Often boxed with a side and a fruit, fried chicken was a staple food on a road trip during the Jim Crow era.
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Every summer since 1967,
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A curator at our
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Spend a night in the museum w/ your kids!
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These Native Americans used tar in storing drinking water. Did it affect their health? http://s.si.edu/2unLOVf pic.twitter.com/RsnFHQ823n
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Beer history is American history.
Our beer historian explains why in the newest episode of
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Flying squirrels? Pretty normal, but nocturnal. Caped flying squirrels? Uncommon, indeed. From our
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The flag that inspired the National Anthem continues to inspire at our
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How did Revolutionary soldiers mark the first Fourth of July? Rum and cannons.
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Happy Independence Day! This is George Washington's uniform. This suit of regimentals was made for him in 1789.
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Frederick Douglass's 1852 speech, “What to the Slave Is the Fourth of July?," challenged our nation's promise of liberty.
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Happy Independence Day! Why Americans set off fireworks on
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"No more damaged limbs." "Any child can operate it." Fireworks marketed to kids (bygone era) in
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"Patriotic tetanus" once threatened
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#BlackMusicMonth is ending, but#APeoplesGroovecontinues! Learn about America's musical regions. Subscribe now! http://youtube.com/WatchNMAAHC pic.twitter.com/2nO2U8gpfk
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How did the Hopewell come by enough near-pure iron to make these beads? From space.http://s.si.edu/2ua1o6L
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