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A serpentine sculpture inspired by Benjamin Franklin's 'Join, or Die' call for unity is taking shape—segment by segment—in Philadelphia
A sculpture inspired by an iconic political cartoon is taking shape in Philadelphia. Artist John Collins is creating a ...
A sculpture of Benjamin Franklin's "Join or Die" snake is coming to Philadelphia's Independence Mall this year. Why it ...
New Honor Comes Just in Time to Celebrate Library Card Sign-up Month in September! NASHVILLE, TN, UNITED STATES, August ...
But Franklin’s ingenuity showed most clearly in his invention, or rather recurrent reinvention, of himself. In the course of his life, Franklin devised dozens of authorial personas in print, which ...
A new musical playing in Philadelphia is reimagining Benjamin Franklin like you've never seen him before just in time for America’s 250th. ‘The Sound of America’ casts Franklin as a struggling ...
Today we are taking a look at the life of Benjamin Franklin who was the former President of Pennsylvania, when that was still an official title. This ...
Ever prescient, John Adams rightly predicted that Benjamin Franklin would forever occupy an elevated position in the American imagination. He was, after all, the man who risked life and limb to fly a ...
“The Autobiography of Benjamin Franklin” appeared posthumously in 1791 and has “brought affliction to millions of boys since, whose fathers had read Franklin’s pernicious biography.” Or so said Mark ...
A Heritage Foundation expert called a Smithsonian exhibit "shocking" for suggesting Benjamin Franklin may have used electroshock on enslaved people.
Benjamin Franklin's entrepreneurial spirit fueled American innovation during his time and can still be felt today. In The Society for Useful Knowledge author Jonathan Lyons talk about how Franklin ...
No, Benjamin Franklin did not say ‘We are all born ignorant but one must work hard to remain stupid’
Another meme attempting to put words into the mouths of historical figures is making the rounds on Facebook. This time, it’s Benjamin Franklin in the spotlight. The June 23 post, which gained more ...
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