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Most of the smithsonian institution facilities are located in what us cities?
Washington dc
How do you spell Smithsonian?
That is the correct spelling of the proper noun, meaning the "Smithsonian Institution" (museums and research facilities operated by the US government).
What jeweler donated the famous Hope Diamond to the Smithsonian in 1958?
The jeweler's name is Harry Winston, of New York City, New York.
Who made the smithsoneon?
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.
Is the jeffersonian institute real?
The Jeffersonian Institute is fictional research institute in the US television program Bones , based on the real Smithsonian Institution.
What coin is not part of the us mint collection?
The U.S. Mint no longer maintains a collection. In 1923 the Smithsonian Institution received the collection and it is now part of their National Numismatic Collection.
What is the domestic institution that Lincoln refers to in his inagural address?
Domestic means (having to do with the country itself) so he must have been referring to something within the US. An institution is like The Vatican or the Smithsonian or the National Rifle Association. Its a sort of large group. So maybe Lincoln was referring to an internal US, group.
Where is the US is the declaration of independence located today?
In Washington DC in the Smithsonian.
What US city is home to the headquarters of the United Nations?
New York City
What US city is home to the largest number of naturalized citizen?
What U.S. city is home to the largest number of naturalized citizens?
How much money did James smithson give the US?
James Smithson, a British chemist and mineralogist, left an endowment of nearly $500,000 to the United States upon his death in 1829. This amount was intended to establish the Smithsonian Institution, which promotes education and research in the arts and sciences. Adjusted for inflation, Smithson's donation would be worth millions today, significantly contributing to the development of the institution.
What is the value of an 1849 US 20 dollar gold piece?
If it were genuine its value would be in the stratosphere because it's one of the rarest of all US coins. Only one was made, at Philadelphia. It's in the Smithsonian Institution Collection in Washington DC. Any other "1849 double eagle" than turns up is a counterfeit.
