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Festivities include ICE! - Gaylord National's new winter wonderland attraction carved from two million pounds of ice, a 60-foot candy glass Christmas tree suspended in the soaring atrium, nightly
This stage musical is based on the popular 1998 animated film.
From over 17,000 entries submitted from the United States and around the world to the Smithsonian magazine for its 6th Annual Photo Contest, 50 finalists were selected. The images selected represent t
The Hope Diamond was given to the Smithsonian Institution in November 1958 by Harry Winston. The rare 45.52 carat deep-blue diamond was cut from a stone found in India about 350 years ago and was once
The birds on view in the Museum cases have helped generations of visitors identify local species. Year-round and seasonal residents, migrants and vagrants- hundreds of species in all - are displayed h
This major survey of Brian Jungen transforms the familiar and banal into exquisite objects that reference themes of globalization, pop culture, museums, and the commodification of Indian imagery. On d
This gallery features famous airplanes and spacecraft that exemplify the major achievements in the history of flight.
Originally from Bombay, the works in this exhibit reflect the artist's Jewish upbringing in predominantly Hindu and Muslim India. On display are Indian miniature paintings as well as Jewish and C
This gallery illustrates the first 40 years of jet aviation (1939-1979), including the evolution of commercial and military jet aircraft.
This exhibition will examine the experiences of bracero workers and their families through photographs and audio excerpts from oral histories.
Human anatomy and forensic investigation provide intriguing information on people and events of America's past. This exhibition will examine history through 17th-century bone biographies, includi
This gallery highlights land-based aviation during World War II and features fighter aircraft from each of 5 countries.
This gallery traces the development of technology for viewing Earth from balloons, aircraft and spacecraft. The quest for ever-higher, ever-clearer images of the Earth is reflected in photographs and
Learn more about the development of commercial air transport.
Learn more about indigenous peoples from across the Western Hemisphere who continue to express the wisdom of their ancestors in celebration, language, art, spirituality and daily life.
'Bilateral Engagement' is a collaborative sculpture exhibition between the Washington Sculptors Group and the Art Museum of the Americas at the Organization of American States.
This re-created indoor aeronautical exhibition (circa 1913) highlights the early history of the airplane from antiquity through the first decade of powered flight. Period furnishings, talking mannequi
Journey into the skin of the earth and explore the amazing world of soils. Completely familiar yet largely unknown, soils help sustain virtually every form of life on Earth. The exhibit will transport
Woodlawn, a gracious 126-acre estate, was originally part of George Washington's Mount Vernon. In 1952, Woodlawn became the first historic site owned by The National Trust for Historic Preservati
Andrews Air Force Base, MD
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