Our Work Explore Our Work These are highlights of our work from across NEH. To search all funded projects use our Public Query Tool. Search 2244 Result(s) Magazine Article New York's Sara Ogger Sara Ogger looks out her window and beyond the city. Katherine Eastland Magazine Article Impertinent Questions with Wayne Miller On the odd and brainy Claiborne Pell Meredith Hindley Magazine Article They'll Always Have Paris Woodrow Wilson's Fourteen Points: Raising expectations of emerging national leaders. Emilie Raymer Magazine Article Canny Retort In Baltimore, the museum of industry charms. Steve Moyer Magazine Article Taylor-Made History Memphis preacher's message could be found in his photographs. Corinne Zeman Magazine Article Combat Artist Vietnam War through the eyes of a South Dakota artist. Amy Lifson Magazine Article Just Deserters Pennsylvania soldiers dodging the Civil War. Corinne Zeman Magazine Article The Circus You Never Knew The naughty nineteenth-century circus. Daniel Noonan Magazine Article Seashore Farmers U-boats off the coast of Virginia. Emilie Raymer Magazine Article Nevada's Christina Barr Nevada's Christina Barr uses food to foster a sense of community in a diverse state. James Williford Magazine Article Impertinent Questions with Larry Stempel On the history of Broadway Meredith Hindley Magazine Article Where Town Meets Gown Site on medieval history, broad in scope, ranges from the totally wacky to materials that are deep and philosophically chellenging. Corinne Zeman Magazine Article When Rural Ruled Uptown Manhattan harbors hotel gem from the 1820s. Steve Moyer Magazine Article Railroad Melee Tracking down a watershed moment for labor. Corinne Zeman Magazine Article Fearless Photographer Washington celebrates photojournalist Margaret Bourke-White. NEH Staff Magazine Article Traveling Man Illinois explores the history of the profession shared by L. Frank Baum, Benedict Arnold, and Johnny Appleseed. Corinne Zeman Magazine Article A Nation of Treaties Minnesota examines the treaties between the United States and American Indians. James Williford Magazine Article Baseball Brotherhood Wyoming recalls the Hispanic baseball players who made up the Sugar Beet League. Amy Lifson Magazine Article Alabama's Bob Stewart Alabama's Bob Stewart Builds and rebuilds on the humanities. Larry Bleiberg Magazine Article Impertinent Questions with Paul D. Halliday On the origins of habeas corpus. Meredith Hindley Magazine Article Rufus Refused Credit Modest Medieval scholar's commentaries on Aristotle come to light after five hundred years Steve Moyer Magazine Article Lorca, American Style In spite of generations of poets and translators' efforts to categorize Federico García Lorca, his talent remains untamed. Steve Moyer Magazine Article Crowning Achievement French painter Fouquet was a "curious" artist. Steve Moyer Magazine Article Incognito in the Infantry The story of Cathay Williams, the only known female Buffalo Soldier. Anna Maria Gillis Magazine Article Big Sky Oasis Montana's hot springs were pockets of peace and luxury on the frontier. Elizabeth Martin Magazine Article The Racing Life Kentucky jockey Jimmy Winkfield fled to Russia to escape Jim Crow. Maryjean Wall Magazine Article Alabama’s Armand DeKeyser A former U.S. Senate chief of staff makes the humanities accessible. Laura Axelrod Magazine Article Impertinent Questions “When Is It Time to Go Home?” Humanities Staff Magazine Article Of Stillness and Light With Henry David Thoreau, winter walks can quickly turn into "frolic gambols." Humanities Staff Magazine Article Learning to Be Free While Sitting in a Maximum-Security Prison The Humanities Behind Bars Nancy Shepherdson Pagination First page First Previous page Previous Page 4 Page 5 Page 6 Page 7 Current page 8 Page 9 Page 10 Page 11 Page 12 Next page Next Last page Last
Magazine Article New York's Sara Ogger Sara Ogger looks out her window and beyond the city. Katherine Eastland
Magazine Article Impertinent Questions with Wayne Miller On the odd and brainy Claiborne Pell Meredith Hindley
Magazine Article They'll Always Have Paris Woodrow Wilson's Fourteen Points: Raising expectations of emerging national leaders. Emilie Raymer
Magazine Article Taylor-Made History Memphis preacher's message could be found in his photographs. Corinne Zeman
Magazine Article Nevada's Christina Barr Nevada's Christina Barr uses food to foster a sense of community in a diverse state. James Williford
Magazine Article Impertinent Questions with Larry Stempel On the history of Broadway Meredith Hindley
Magazine Article Where Town Meets Gown Site on medieval history, broad in scope, ranges from the totally wacky to materials that are deep and philosophically chellenging. Corinne Zeman
Magazine Article Fearless Photographer Washington celebrates photojournalist Margaret Bourke-White. NEH Staff
Magazine Article Traveling Man Illinois explores the history of the profession shared by L. Frank Baum, Benedict Arnold, and Johnny Appleseed. Corinne Zeman
Magazine Article A Nation of Treaties Minnesota examines the treaties between the United States and American Indians. James Williford
Magazine Article Baseball Brotherhood Wyoming recalls the Hispanic baseball players who made up the Sugar Beet League. Amy Lifson
Magazine Article Alabama's Bob Stewart Alabama's Bob Stewart Builds and rebuilds on the humanities. Larry Bleiberg
Magazine Article Impertinent Questions with Paul D. Halliday On the origins of habeas corpus. Meredith Hindley
Magazine Article Rufus Refused Credit Modest Medieval scholar's commentaries on Aristotle come to light after five hundred years Steve Moyer
Magazine Article Lorca, American Style In spite of generations of poets and translators' efforts to categorize Federico García Lorca, his talent remains untamed. Steve Moyer
Magazine Article Incognito in the Infantry The story of Cathay Williams, the only known female Buffalo Soldier. Anna Maria Gillis
Magazine Article Big Sky Oasis Montana's hot springs were pockets of peace and luxury on the frontier. Elizabeth Martin
Magazine Article The Racing Life Kentucky jockey Jimmy Winkfield fled to Russia to escape Jim Crow. Maryjean Wall
Magazine Article Alabama’s Armand DeKeyser A former U.S. Senate chief of staff makes the humanities accessible. Laura Axelrod
Magazine Article Of Stillness and Light With Henry David Thoreau, winter walks can quickly turn into "frolic gambols." Humanities Staff
Magazine Article Learning to Be Free While Sitting in a Maximum-Security Prison The Humanities Behind Bars Nancy Shepherdson
