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by Kathy Wolfe Tidbits is honoring Smithsonian Day on August 10 by bringing you some facts on this institution, home to 137 million artifacts, works of arts, and specimens.

• James Smithson was an English chemist, mineralogist, and Oxford graduate who devoted his life to science, authoring 27 published papers on mineralogy.

Although he had never even visited the United States, upon his death in 1829, he left his entire estate “to the United States of America, to found at Washington, under the name of the Smithsonian Institution, an Establishment for the increase and diffusion of knowledge among men.”

• Smithson’s bequest was sent to the U.S. in the form of gold sovereigns filling 11 boxes, along with his personal items, scientific papers, minerals, and library.

The gold was sent to the U.S. treasury in Philadelphia to be reminted, a total of $508,318.

• Smithson died and was buried in Italy, and the U.S. consulate in Genoa maintained his grave site there until 1903. That year, famous inventor Alexander Graham Bell, who was a regent for the Smithsonian, traveled to Genoa with his wife to have the body exhumed. turn the page for more!

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• Bell and his wife accompanied Smithson’s body across the ocean to the United States, and in January, 1904, the body was escorted through Washington, D.C. by the U.S. Cavalry to Smithson’s final resting place, a crypt on the first floor of the Smithsonian Castle.

• There are 19 different museums and galleries in the Smithsonian complex, including the Air and Space Museum, National Zoological Park, American History Museum, American Indian Museum, National Portrait Gallery, and Natural History Museum. The American History Museum, with over three million artifacts in its collection, contains everything from a piece of Plymouth Rock to the ruby slippers and scarecrow costume from 1939’s The Wizard of Oz. Lewis and Clark’s compass from their 1803 expedition is housed there as well as a section of the first transatlantic telegraph cable, completed in 1866.

• In 1920, Harry Burt started the Good Humor Ice Cream Company and operated a fleet of 12 trucks complete with freezers and bells. His salesmen wore crisp white uniforms and were required to tip their hats to all ladies. The Smithsonian is home to a 1938 Chevrolet Good Humor truck, a valuable piece of American history.

• In February of 1960, four AfricanAmerican students sat down at a Greensboro, North Carolina Woolworth’s lunch counter, filling seats vacated by white customers. After being refused service, they stayed in their seats, initiating a peaceful sit-in against racial inequality, and launching a pivotal phase of the civil rights movement. A section of that lunch counter, along with four stools, is a popular landmark in the American History Museum.

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• One of the most popular exhibits in the Smithsonian is the Star-Spangled Banner flag, also called the Great Garrison flag, which flew over Baltimore’s Fort McHenry during the War of 1812. This flag was the inspiration for Francis Scott Key, who penned the now-famous poem “Defense of Fort McHenry,” which was later set to music, becoming the U.S. national anthem. The flag with its 15 stars and 15 stripes was sewn by a Baltimore woman named Mary Pickergill in 1813 for $405.90. After the war, the banner was in the possession of the family of Major George Armistead, the commander of the fort, until 1912, when it was donated to the Smithsonian.

It has undergone several restorations, the first in 1914 and the most recent, a long-term restoration begun in 1999.

• Pieces from the life of George Washington abound in the Smithsonian, including a wisp of his hair, a brick from his childhood home, a letter hand-written by him in 1785, his uniform from the Revolutionary War, and wood from his coffin. There is also a 12-ton marble statue of the nation’s first president, completed in 1841, sitting atop a granite pedestal. Walk over to the National Portrait Gallery and you can see Gilbert Stuart’s famous painting of Washington, the image we see every day on the dollar bill.

• The world of sports is well-represented at the Smithsonian with a pair of 1823 roller skates, Muhammad Ali’s boxing gloves, Bobby Orr’s hockey gloves, Michael Jordan’s Chicago Bulls jersey, and jockey Steve Cauthen’s horse-racing silks. The speed skates worn by Olympic gold medalist Apolo Ohno at the 2002 Winter Olympics, Arthur Ashe’s tennis racket, Roger Staubach’s football jersey, and Hank Aaron’s baseball jersey are all part of the collection of 6,000 sports items.

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SMITHSONIAN (continued):

A man visiting the Smithsonian accidentally broke a statue, and the museum keeper said to him, “That is a five hundred year old piece you have just broken!”

“Gosh! Thank goodness it’s not a new one!”

1.The swimming goggles of the first woman to swim across the English Channel are in the Smithsonian. Who is she?

2.The family of Clayton Moore donated a mask and a bullet from what American TV series?

3.Which former Los Angeles Dodgers coach has his portrait hanging in the National Portrait Gallery?

4.Where is the swearing in of new citizens regularly held in the Smithsonian?

5.How many volumes are contained in the Smithsonian’s 20 libraries?

An accountant was visiting the Museum of Natural History and said to the person standing next to him, “That dinosaur is two billion years and ten months old.”

“How did you get such exact information?”

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Which Smithsonian museum receives the most visitors?

“Every man is a valuable member of society, who, by his observations, researches, and experiments, procures knowledge for men.” – James Smithson

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• Over 26,000 square feet of the transportation hall are filled with objects chronicling the nation’s travels, including a railroad car from 1836, a 1903 Winton, which was the first car driven across the United States, and a 40-foot section of the famous Route 66.

• The green-domed Museum of Natural History opened in 1910, among the first Smithsonian buildings to be constructed.

Its area is the size of about 18 football fields and houses fossils, minerals, meteorites, dinosaur skeletons, and taxidermy. The insect exhibit features 30 million creatures pinned into boxes.

In the herbarium, 4.5 million plants have been pressed onto sheets of paper.

• The legendary Hope Diamond is a 45.52-carat deep blue diamond, famous for a supposed curse upon its owner, allegedly bringing tragedy to all who own it or wear it. It’s believed that King Louis XIV bought the gem in 1668 for his wife Marie Antoinette. The pair were guillotined during the French Revolution. After a series of owners, American heiress Evalyn Walsh McLean brought it to America, and following her death, jeweler Harry Winston bought the diamond. In 1958, Winston chose to donate it to the Smithsonian Museum of Natural History, and put the irreplaceable gem (continued): in a plain brown “NATIONAL” WORDS it by • wrapper French: and Chefssent know whatregistered it means firstto class mail.

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Visitors to this them with other “Toy museum also see a lunar roving Dogs” like can Pugs and Yorkshire Saturn Terriers. V rockets, Charles vehicle, Feline aficionados Lindbergh memorabilia, and the B-29 also use the term Superfortress, the Enola Gay. Maltese to describe cats that have a similarly silky, grayblue coat.

• Colombian: This term means different things to different people, depending on how you get your “jones.” Narcotics dealers may refer to their products as Colombian, although the actual source is often unknown. Luckily, the majority of us prefer a bit of legal Colombian, as in the coffee grown in the South American nation. The prevalence of coffee shops throughout America is proof enough that many of us just can’t get along in the morning without a hot cup of Colombian.

• Chinese: The generic term “chinese” now represents types of food that are very different from the meals that are (or ever were) served in China. That said, the same argument could be made about what we consider “American” food. Hamburgers? Ice cream?

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Since August 6 is National Root Beer Float Day, it seems like a good time to investigate the origins of this popular beverage.

• Root beer was originally a concoction invented by early native Americans using various plant roots, herbs, and berries, with sassafras as the main ingredient. Depending on the formula, a recipe might include flavors of vanilla, licorice root, sarsaparilla root, nutmeg, ginger, maple, acacia, anise, molasses, cinnamon, clove, and honey. In 1960, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration prohibited the use of sassafras oil after determining it has caused cancer and liver damage in laboratory rats. Root beer producers then switched to artificial sassafras flavorings.

• In 1876, Philadelphia pharmacist Charles Hires launched the brewing of root beer as a commercial venture. Hires was on his honeymoon in a New Jersey hotel when the owner served up an herbal “root tea” to which Hires took an immediate liking.

He persuaded his hostess to share her recipe of 16 wild roots, which included juniper, wintergreen, sarsaparilla, hops, and pipsissewa. Back in his pharmacy, Hires blended his own formula, offering a 25-cent packet of powder that customers would mix with water, sugar, and yeast, yielding five gallons of root beer. Shortly afterward, he began bottling extract and syrup concentrate for sale to soda fountains, as well as shipping out the beverage in kegs.

• Hires introduced his beverage to the public at the Philadelphia Centennial Exhibition, giving away free samples. In his first year of production, he sold 864 bottles of extract. By 1891, that number was two million. He began selling bottled carbonated root beer two years later.

• Many pharmacists of Hires’ day believed that root beer had health benefits, and Hires himself claimed that it purified the blood and made for rosy cheeks.

• Hires believed in widely and aggressively advertising his product, stating, “Doing business without advertising is like winking at a girl in the dark. You know what you are doing, but nobody else does!”

• In 1919, when soldiers were returning home from World War I, a California entrepreneur named Roy Allen was looking for a way to honor them. He mixed up a formula for root beer he had purchased from an Arizona pharmacist and sold it on a street corner for a nickel a mug. The beverage was so popular that before long, Allen had expanded to four sites, which eventually evolved into drive-ins. In 1925, he took on one of his employees Frank Wright as a partner and the pair began offering franchises under the name A&W. Eight years later there were 170 drive-ins. The company is the oldest franchise restaurant in the country and currently has over 1,100 locations in 10 countries.

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• Ely Klapman and Barney Berns teamed up in 1937 in Klapman’s Chicago basement to create Dad’s Old Fashioned Root Beer, named in honor of Klapman’s father. Dad’s, still in production today, was the first product to offer a six-pack packaging and the half-gallon bottle.

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