Our American Stories in Culture

• The Disowned British Noble Who Founded the Smithsonian—After His Death

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• The True Story of the Puritans

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• From Home Depot to Lead Singer of “Boston”: Tommy DeCarlo’s Rock ’n’ Roll Fantasy

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• “Hey Kid, Catch!”: How Coca~Cola and “Mean” Joe Greene Launched a Legend

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• The Most Important Children’s Book Artist of the 20th Century—Maurice Sendak & “Where The Wild Things Are”

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• Rod Serling and “The Twilight Zone”: The Story of a Television Prophet

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• Danny Elfman Had “No Propensity for Music” Yet Became One of Film’s Greatest Composers

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• The UFO “Incident at Exeter”

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• The Woman Who Voiced Rudolph

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• Davy Crockett Died at the Alamo, But the Story of How He Lived Remains

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