Through photographs, objects, an interactive, and a video in this 8-foot kiosk, learn about 4 kinds of anteaters.

The personal stories, photographs, and artifacts from the World Trade Towers, the Pentagon, and the Flight 93 crash site in Somerset County, Pennsylvania, commemorate the tragic events of September 11, 2001.

The most comprehensive display of Catlin's works in over a century, this exhibition showcases more than 400 paintings, personal papers, and American Indian artifacts and tells his unique story, including his relationship with the Smithsonian. 

See philatelic firsts including the first U.S. postage stamp and airmail cover.

Step into the culinary world of Julia Child, America's favorite chef!

On view are two highly detailed, fully functional, 1/6-size models of 19th-century mail delivery vehicles.

See 44 pieces from the museum's collection that illustrate the cultural and historic continuity of Mexican art for more than 2,000 years.

See more than 600 masterworks from all 31 states of the Mexican Republic, representing a comprehensive view of past and contemporary folk art of Mexico.

This exhibition uses the El Nino weather phenomenon to demonstrate the dynamic interrelations among the Earth's 4 components.

The alarmingly realistic figures of London-based Australian sculptor Ron Mueck (b. Melbourne, 1958) are featured in this show of four works.

The American Quilt Legacy case features pieces from the museum's collection on a rotating basis.

This exhibition brings to life the dynamic assembly of history and individuals and offers insights into TIME magazine's editorial process.

 Mongolian life from the beginning of the 20th century to today is reconstructed through 3 authentic gers (traditional Mongolian yurts or tents).

Theater, motion pictures, and television highlights from the Archives Center Collection are on view.

On view are approximately 60 illustrations from a manuscript of the Hamzanama (or The Adventures of Hamza) that was made in India for the Mughal Emperor Akbar (reigned 1556-1605) when he was still a teenager.

Charting the development of the street photograph from 1950 to the present day, this exhibition includes more than 130 photographs by 19 international artists.