For the first time ever, a team of scholars has made accessible to the public the field diary in which Livingstone recorded his experiences around and during the time of the infamous Nyangwe massacre.
A 1995 NEH grant became the basis for research that would lead to the discovery of a disturbing chapter in the history of human experimentation in Guatemala.
Currently on view at the Folger Shakespeare Library in Washington, DC, the NEH-supported Manifold Greatness exhibition tells the surprising story of the King James Bible’s creation and lasting impact.
Chinese Minister of Culture Cai Wu stressed the importance of culture to both the domestic and foreign policy agendas of his country at a China-US Cultural Forum on September 21 in Washington, D.C.
Las Vegas, Nevada-- As bombs began to explode in 1951, so did the economy of Las Vegas, only sixty five miles away. An exhibition at the Atomic Testing Museum shows the dramatic effect the Nevada Test Site had on Las Vegas.
An NEH-supported exhibition titled “Gifts of the Sultan: The Arts of Giving at the Islamic Courts” explores Islamic art through the universal tradition of gift giving.
Abraham Lincoln's views on slavery throughout his political career are reexamined in an NEH-supported traveling exhibition, “Forever Free: Abraham Lincoln’s Journey to Emancipation.”
