History Now (April 2001, Volume 52, Issue 2) n:60497

November 2024

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Secrets of the ‘Hunley’ Old Blue Eyes Slept Here EDITORS’ BOOKSHELF Who’s That Girl? ON EXHIBIT The Eames Era FLIP YOUR WIG On ‘Wisconsin’ SCREENINGS

Stories published from " April 2001 "

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FLYING TO THE AID OF SCOTT CARPENTER WHEN HE SPLASHED DOWN 240 MILES OFF TARGET

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THE ARCHITECT OF THE BLANKET FIREBOMBING OF GERMANY AND JAPAN VISITS A QUONSET HUT ON TINIAN

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THE MANAGER, THE PARKING CREW, AND THE ATTORNEY GENERAL

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RESEARCHERS PREPARE TO LOOK INSIDE THE LONG-BURIED CONFEDERATE SUBMARINE

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AGUIDETO HIS ADOPTIVE HOME, FOR FRANKOPHILES

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GRANT WOOD’S STERN-VISAGED IOWA FARMER LOOKS OLD ENOUGH TO BE HER FATHER. IS HE?

Authored by: John Margolies

PERFORMING BEARS, THE GOLF OF MEXICO, AND MORE.

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A LIVING MUSEUM OF COLONIAL TIMES ACQUIRES A SURPRISINGLY RARE EXAMPLE OF A COMMONPLACE OBJECT

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A BATTLESHIP COMES HOME

Authored by: John Lukacs

RALPH WALDO EMERSON SEEMS TO BE THE ONLY U.S. CITIZEN WHO HASN’T FALLEN UNDER THE CITY’S SPELL.