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The American Revolutionary Generation

Telling the Forgotten Stories

Museum of Indian Arts & Culture closing exhibit for $4.6 million revamp

Family sharing Yakama song recorded more than 100 years ago at special event

Salem County Art League mounts winter exhibit

Author to share his 40-year-long adventure

Community read of ‘We Took to the Woods’ at Maine State Library

Author and professor to hold talk on ‘Little Women’

Art Walk in western Kenosha County

German Heritage Digitization Program offered next month in Jefferson City

Fulton Mansion reopens after Harvey restorations        

Gwinnett EHC hosting traveling Coney Island exhibit through mid-March

Old Sturbridge Village, Coggeshall Farm Museum in Rhode Island team up to build audience

Taliesin West takes contemporary approach to historic preservation

Library hosts Montana Conversation, ‘Montana’s Changing Political Landscape’

2004 NEH Medalist - Gertrude Himmelfarb, Historian Who Defended Victorian Virtues, Dies at 97

Presbyterian Historical Society adds digital scans from RNS project, collecting initiatives

Angel helps to keep UH-MC Veterans Resource Center open

Columbia’s history being told anew with eye on humanity for all

‘Call My Name’: Clemson University professor seeks to credit black laborers on campus

Tribal Elder Hears Grandfather’s Voice in Archived Songs

Opening a searchable treasure trove: Old Manchester newspapers being digitized

NEH Statement on FY 2020 Budget

Let’s Talk About It: Key Ingredients, Food in Fiction

Outside In: African American History in Iowa

Humanities on the Move: NEH projects around the country, January through March 2020

Historic Fulton Mansion reopens after Hurricane Harvey

Claremont Awarded National Humanities Medal