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THE NATIONAL MUSEUM OF AMERICAN HISTORY
BY: JIMMY DELVECCHIO
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Axel.Foley
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THE MISSION
Goal is to help people understand the past in order to make sense of the present and shape a more humane future
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HISTORY
Opened to the public in January 1964
6 Smithsonian Building
June 28 1955, Eisenhower signed a bill authorizing 36 million to build the museum
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HISTORY
Architects were Mckim, Mead and White
Area of the Museum was 75,000 square feet
Three exhibition levels and a penthouse on the roof
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THE MUSEUM
14 St. Constitution Ave.
Collects and preserves over 3 million artificats
Currently 120,000 square feet
National Historic Landmark
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COLLECTIONS
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STAR SPANGLED BANNER
40 ft long and 19 ft high
Displayed in a setting with floor to ceiling glass windows
Huge event on flag day
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AMERICA ON THE MOVE
2600 square feet
More than 300 artifacts from 1903 and after
Contains the first locomotive
Shows how America has moved through time
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FOOD
Transforming the american table
1950-2000s
Explores how technology, social and cultural shifts influence major food changes in amercia
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FIRST LADIES
Looks at how the first ladies shaped America and Society
More than 2000 gowns
Gowns from Michelle Obama, Barbara Busch, Nancy Reagan and Jacqueline Kennedy
Photo by
national museum of american history
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AMERICAN PRESIDENCY
Explores the life and impact of the 44 men in presidency
Contains signed documents and paperwork
Personal belonging such as books and ties
Photo by
Beverly & Pack
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THE ARCHIVES
Holds an array of American history in documents, photographs and other works
Includes the history of major US corporations and famous composers
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Jimmy DelVecchio
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