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You can see cherry blossoms in peak bloom without the crowds in this lantern slide from about the 1920s. The shot of the Tidal Basin in Washington, D.C., is in Smithsonian Gardens' Archives of American Gardens.
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Dinosaurs. Cats. Humans. Arguably the three greatest enigmas EVER. Fortunately, our curator of vertebrate paleontology, Dr. Hans Sues, is willing and able to e...xplore them in our new #DeepTime series, “The Dr. Is In.” In the first episode Sues tackles the Spinosaurus, a concerned mother, and friendships with people who don’t like museums. Post your questions below!
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