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These Artists Got a New Deal
“Art in Every Corner,” Blanton Museum of Art Continue reading
Posted in Art, History, Uncategorized
Tagged art, Blanton Museum of Art, Depression, Federal Art Project, history, museums, New Deal, University of Texas, Works Progress Administration
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Streets of Loreto
The first Spanish colonial settlement in Baja California Continue reading
Posted in History, Travel
Tagged Baja California, history, Loreto, Mexico, Mision de Neustra Senora de Loreto Concho, Spanish colonial settlment
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National Museum of African American History and Culture
A Smithsonian museum in Washington , D.C. Continue reading
Posted in History
Tagged African Americans, american-history, Black history, history, museums, politics, slavery, Washington
10 Comments
The National Museum of Anthropology, Mexico City
The world’s largest anthropology museum. Continue reading
Posted in History
Tagged anthropology, art, history, Mexica, Mexico City, museums, Tenochtitlan, Teotihuacan, travel
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Ballooning into History
The pyramids of Teotihaucan. Continue reading
Posted in History, Travel
Tagged history, hot air balloon, Mexico, pyramids, Teotihaucan, travel
4 Comments
Trotsky Slept Here
The Trotsky Museum in Mexico City Continue reading
Posted in History
Tagged Frida Kahlo, history, Leon Trotsky, Mexico City, museums, travel
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Murals Resuscitate a Dead Mall
Lackawanna Station, Montclair, N.J. Continue reading
Posted in Art
Tagged art, history, Jeks, Jerkface, Lackawanna Station, Montclair, New Jersey
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Whatever Happened To? Buzz Aldrin
The second man to walk on the moon. Continue reading
Posted in History, Whatever Happened To?
Tagged Apollo 11, Buzz Aldrin, history, Moonwalker, NASA, space exploration
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Pittsburgh is…
From exhibits at the Heinz History Center. Continue reading
Posted in History
Tagged baseball, Heinz, Heinz History Center, history, Mister Rogers Neighborhood, museums, Negro Leagues, Pittsburgh, travel
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A Community Newspaper for a Distinctly Unique Community
The Freaks Came Out to Write, by Tricia Romano Continue reading
Posted in Book reviews, History, Uncategorized
Tagged Book reviews, books, Greenwich Village, history, journalism, newspapers, Village Voice
3 Comments