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June/July 2004

12 years ago By admin

Volume

55

Issue

3

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Stories published from "June/July 2004"

The Twilight Of Steam

Authored by: Christine Gibson

A new museum houses a master’s photographs of how the technology that built America ended

Screenings

Authored by: Allen Barra

And starring Pancho Villa as himself

Our Cars, Ourselves

Authored by: The Editors

A new Smithsonian permanent exhibit looks at the history of a nation on the move

The Buyable Past

Authored by: David Lander

Fountain Pens

Beyond Capitol Hill

Authored by: The Editors

A City of Museums Finally Gets One For Itself

Why Do We Say That?

Authored by: Hugh Rawson

“The Devil’s Highway”

“You Mustn’t Let It Bother You Too Much”

Authored by: The Editors

An Airman’s Letters To His Wife

On The Road To Harriet Tubman

Authored by: Catherine Clinton

She has become one of the most famous of all American women, but to the biographer she is a tantalizingly elusive quarry

The Perilous Afterlife Of The Lewis And Clark Expedition

Authored by: Anthony Brandt

The explorers who set out two hundred years ago were in danger for three years. Their legacy was in danger for decade after decade—and it was Meriwether Lewis who almost killed it.

Democratic Debacle

Authored by: Joshua Zeitz

The Republican party ensured a landslide defeat when it nominated Barry Goldwater in 1964, but the Democrats did far more lasting damage to themselves at their convention that year. In fact, they still haven’t recovered.

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