The 8 latest articles on History and Science Museums come from 8 sources, published between Oct 20 and Nov 9.
People in these stories: Lindbergh (2)
Places: Broadway (2), St. Louis (2), Florida (2), Paris (2), Ohio (2)
Ninety minutes, with no intermission, At the Ethel Barrymore Theatre, 243 W. 47th Street. “Here There Are Blueberries” is a risky title for a commercial Broadway play. To the uninitiated, it suggests calmness and pastoral environs and doesn’t initially tell you much about…
RED HOOK, N.Y. — Old Rhinebeck Aerodrome will share its Spirit of St. Louis replica with the Florida Air Museum through the winter as part of the celebration of the coming 100th anniversary of Charles Lindbergh’s historic New York-to-Paris flight. Old Rhinebeck Aerodrome…
Gerhard Richter's enigmatic "Betty," a portrait of the artist's daughter, returns to the St. Louis Art Museum's walls Nov. 6 when a reinstallation of the museum's post-1945 art opens. Claes Oldenburg's "Soft Folding Chair" was acquired last year by the St.
The journey will bring an aircraft familiar to Old Rhinebeck’s airshow audiences well beyond its home field. It also provides an opportunity for visitors in Florida to see a flying recreation of the airplane Lindbergh piloted from Roosevelt Field on…
August 27th, 1891 was a date marked by tragedy as the worst train wreck in North Carolina history takes place in Statesville. It's a tragedy that keeps repeating, some say on the anniversary of the event. The Carolina Haints Podcast 3.11 Ghost Train…
Dane Kelly, Digital Reporter Michigan doesn’t really have a solid, consistent way of naming things. Many of our counties were named after members of President Andrew Jackson’s Cabinet in a failed attempt to win his favor when Ohio invaded and…
Louisiana artists, creative communities, and cultural traditions take center stage as Louisiana Public Broadcasting (LPB) brings an expanded Louisiana focus to ART ROCKS! THE SERIES. The long-running series returns with all-new episodes Friday, October 23 at 8:00 PM, with the entire 30 minutes…
American Railroading Turns 200 in 2027, and Baltimore Is Where It Began National Geographic How to Experience Baltimore—the Birthplace of the American Railroad—in 2027 On the 200th anniversary of railroading in the U.S., this historic city celebrates its pioneering past and…
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