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[...] The Most Visted Smithsonian Museum The Air and Space Museum, opened in 1946, is the most popular museum of the Smithsonian in Washington, D.C. and part of [...]

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[...]  Latino Museum A few weeks ago, a bipartisan congressional legislation (the Smithsonian American Latino Museum Act) was introduced to designate a location for the first Museum of the American Latino [...]

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[...]  in Washington, D.C. and part of the network of free museums offered by the prestigious Smithsonian Institution. More than 9 million people, of all ages and nationalities, visit each year. Its [...]