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The Projection of the Transit of Venus over the Sun. June 3d 1769. Published in Transactions, Vol. 1, 1771.
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The Material History of a Printed Landmark of American Science

David Gary
June 30, 2020
Benjamin Franklin and the Art of Eating
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Revisiting Benjamin Franklin and the Art of Eating: Caroline Sloat

Kyle Roberts
June 25, 2020
wedgwood antislavery plaque

Society Observes Juneteenth 2020

American Philosophical Society
June 18, 2020
Art of Eating
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Revisiting Benjamin Franklin and the Art of Eating: Chef Walter Staib

Kyle Roberts
June 11, 2020
guides leading activity with children at science festival
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APS Museum Guides Take Over Social Media

American Philosophical Society
June 8, 2020
Willis in his Classroom
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The Anti-Racist Scholarship of William Shedrick Willis

Brian Carpenter
June 2, 2020
Benjamin Franklin and the Art of Eating
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Revisiting Benjamin Franklin and the Art of Eating: Janine Boldt

Kyle Roberts
May 29, 2020
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Left on the Cutting Room Floor - #LAMPTakeover Scraps

Michael Madeja
May 27, 2020
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Zoom Backgrounds from the Digital Library

Michael Madeja
May 27, 2020
Cover of The Art of Eating
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Revisiting Benjamin Franklin and the Art of Eating: Marie Pellissier

Kyle Roberts
May 21, 2020
The "fortune-wheel" is a brown cardboard circle divided into sixteen wedges
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Center for Digital Scholarship

Peale's Mysterious Fortune Wheel

Cynthia Heider
May 13, 2020
Barbara McClintock
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Barbara McClintock’s Early Scientific Ephemera

Susan Anderson
May 7, 2020