1846
James Smithson, a British subject, who died in 1829 willed his family fortune for the establishment of an organization in the United States dedicated to education and learning. James smithson had never visited the united States before his death. Congress spent Smithson's money on general ledger expenses, but 20 years later, in 1849, Congress replenished the money and dedicated the resulting organization to James by naming it the Smithsonian Institution.
1829
French Blue is a nickname for the Hope Diamond, which is currently at the Smithsonian.
The phone number of the Smithsonian Institution is: 202-633-8998.
The Smithsonian has a number of rare and beautiful quilts in its collection; therefore, it is impossible to know to which particular quilt you refer. To see pictures of all the Smithsonian's special exhibition quilts, click the Related Link, below.
All Smithsonian museums are free to the public. You are welcome to leave a donation if you would like.
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Yes, the Smithsonian Institution was founded in 1846 by James Smithsonian of London.
James Smithson's nephew is the one who founded the Smithsonian Institution. James Smithson died in 1829 and left his money to his nephew. The nephew died in 1935 and willed the money to the US to found the Smithsonian.
Smithsonian Institute = Instituto Smithsonian
The Smithsonian will be identifiable either by its size, or by the labeling on the map that denotes the Smithsonian.
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Smithsonian Networks was created in 2007.
Smithsonian Folkways was created in 1987.
No, it is in the National Archives. Nearby to the Smithsonian.
Smithsonian Police was created in 1979.
The Smithsonian boasts 3 IMAX theatres. They have three of them located throughout the Smithsonian. They are close to 7 stories tall. They are known as the Smithsonian Theatres.
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