By Mand at Citysearch June 06, 2012
I was really excited to go to the Museum of Man to see their biological anthropology exhibits. I went last summer and saw a bone pathology exhibit, and an exhibit about mummies. Unfortunately, when I went back this time, both of those exhibits were gone! And, the only section with anything about biological anthropology now is the human evolution exhibit. Don't get me wrong...that is very cool...but I was disappointed that there wasn't more on display about human biology. ...read more
By chellblynn at Citysearch January 03, 2007
This museum was so interesting it told the whole story of where man came from , it has wonderful exibits you really need to spend time in there to really beable to see everything that they have in there, also every tuesday they have one of there museums for free, its a great way to spend the day. ...read more
By J G. at Judy's Book January 15, 2006
California's first mission was named San Diego de Alcala in honor or Saint Didacus of Alcala. The tiny mission struggled for many years, enduring not only illness and poor crops, but fighting off Indian attacks. After six years, the mission... ...read more
The Library of Congress, which was built by Congress in 1800, is the United States Congress's research library. It is located in Washington, D.C. and is the largest library in the world. The following article offers more information and the history of the Library of Congress. ...read more
There are public libraries throughout neighborhoods everywhere that can accommodate your every need. You just have to know where to find them and what they have to offer in terms of resources for free. Here are some things you need to know about public libraries. ...read more