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WASHINGTON — President George W. Bush urged all Americans Wednesday to come visit the newly renovated National Museum of American History, which he called a "fantastic place of learning." Find Us On Facebook
"This building is home to many of our national treasures," Bush said at a dedication ceremony for the museum which has been put through a two-year, $85 million facelift.
"It is a reminder of our country's proud heritage," the president said. The nearly 200-year-old Star-Spangled Banner is the centerpiece of a dramatic new gallery. Architects also have...
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