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Portrait of E. O. Wilson is Unveiled at Natural History

Amy Adams stands next to the Lockheed Vega 5B which was flown by Amelia Earhart on two history-making flights in 1932.

Q and A: Amy Adams

The actress discusses her role as aviatrix Amelia Earhart, filming at the Smithsonian and the magic of museums

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What! No Beach This Weekend? Try Smithsonian's "On The Water" Exhibit

Eunice Kennedy Shriver

A New Portrait on View: Eunice Kennedy Shriver

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The Object at Hand: 200 Down, 136 Million Objects to Go

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Clouded Cubs Continued: They're Two Boys

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Wait a Minute. Was that Indiana Jones We Saw at the Zoo?

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It's a Beautiful Night for a Ballgame

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That's Some Bad Hat, Chuck. (As in Mangione)

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Clouded Leopard Cubs Born at the Zoo's Research Facility

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Zoo's Great Apes Get Jiggy With It on St. Patrick's Day

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BREAKING: Baby Anteater Born at the Zoo

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I am Pi: Thoughts on the Ratio of the Circumference of a Circle to Its Diameter

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Meet Ulrich Boser, Author of The Gardner Heist, from Smithsonian Books

Lincoln's watch is a fine gold timepiece that the 16th president purchased in the 1850s from a Springfield, Illinois jeweler. It has been in the safe custody of the Smithsonian Institution since 1958—a gift from Lincoln's great-grandson Lincoln Isham.

Lincoln's Pocket Watch Reveals Long-Hidden Message

The Smithsonian opens one of its prized artifacts and a story unfolds

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Secret Message Found in Lincoln's Watch

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Is It Déjà Vu All Over Again? A New Deal for Artists

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An Elephant Shrew, Born at the Zoo, is Caught on Film

The elephant-shrew looks like a mouse designed by a committee. It's got a trunk like a pachyderm, the tail of a kangaroo and an anteater's tongue

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Meet the Scientist Who Reads Bones

Doug Owsley is the Smithsonian's bone detective and can read a human skeleton, like you can read this post

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Save The Date: Smithsonian Folklife Festival Featuring Wales, Las Americas, African American Oral Tradition

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