Angelica Hankins Angelica Hankins is associate editor of Humanities magazine. Has taxonomy term Magazine Article Life-Sized Portraits of the Kings and Queens of Nigeria A photo exhibit at the Newark Museum Mary Jo Patterson Magazine Article Life-Sized Portraits of the Kings and Queens of Nigeria A photo exhibit at the Newark Museum Mary Jo Patterson News U.S. Humanities Endowment Launches National Project Connecting Family Stories to America's History November 24, 1999 News U.S. Senate Confirms Seven Presidential Appointees to Advisory Board of the National Endowment for the Humanities November 22, 1999 News National Humanities Medalists, 1999 September 29, 1999 Magazine Article Madam Sacho: How One Iroquois Woman Survived the American Revolution General George Washington gave the orders to destroy towns and take prisoners in Sullivan’s Campaign, but her story lives on. Sarah M. S. Pearsall Magazine Article Madam Sacho: How One Iroquois Woman Survived the American Revolution General George Washington gave the orders to destroy towns and take prisoners in Sullivan’s Campaign, but her story lives on. Sarah M. S. Pearsall Magazine Article For a Brief Time in the 1930s, Radio Station WLW in Ohio Became America’s One and Only “Super Station” Katy June-Friesen Magazine Article For a Brief Time in the 1930s, Radio Station WLW in Ohio Became America’s One and Only “Super Station” Katy June-Friesen Magazine Article Virginia Woolf Was More Than Just a Women’s Writer She was a great observer of everyday life. Danny Heitman Pagination Previous page ‹ Currently on page 750 750 Next page ›
Magazine Article Life-Sized Portraits of the Kings and Queens of Nigeria A photo exhibit at the Newark Museum Mary Jo Patterson
Magazine Article Life-Sized Portraits of the Kings and Queens of Nigeria A photo exhibit at the Newark Museum Mary Jo Patterson
News U.S. Humanities Endowment Launches National Project Connecting Family Stories to America's History November 24, 1999
News U.S. Senate Confirms Seven Presidential Appointees to Advisory Board of the National Endowment for the Humanities November 22, 1999
Magazine Article Madam Sacho: How One Iroquois Woman Survived the American Revolution General George Washington gave the orders to destroy towns and take prisoners in Sullivan’s Campaign, but her story lives on. Sarah M. S. Pearsall
Magazine Article Madam Sacho: How One Iroquois Woman Survived the American Revolution General George Washington gave the orders to destroy towns and take prisoners in Sullivan’s Campaign, but her story lives on. Sarah M. S. Pearsall
Magazine Article For a Brief Time in the 1930s, Radio Station WLW in Ohio Became America’s One and Only “Super Station” Katy June-Friesen
Magazine Article For a Brief Time in the 1930s, Radio Station WLW in Ohio Became America’s One and Only “Super Station” Katy June-Friesen
Magazine Article Virginia Woolf Was More Than Just a Women’s Writer She was a great observer of everyday life. Danny Heitman
