TIME Magazine explores how Wampanoag educators are working to debunk the mythology surrounding the “First Thanksgiving.” [via TIME]
See how Charlie Parker’s saxophone looks in your living room, thanks to a beta launch from the Smithsonian Digital Program Office! [via Smithsonian DPO]

The School of Visual Arts will house the papers of Ivan Chermayeff, who built upon Crimilda Pontes‘s sunburst design to create a standard visual identity for the Smithsonian. [via The Art Newspaper]
This is C.N.N. (a convolutional neural network). [via New York Times]
StoryCorps launches a remote oral history platform in time for its Great Thanksgiving Listen! [via infoDOCKET]
![Historian Pamela Henson Listens to Oral History Interview, 1977, Smithsonian Institution Archives, SIA RU000371 [77-365-04A]. Historian Pamela Henson Listens to Oral History Interview](https://ids.si.edu/ids/iiif/SIA-77-365-04A/full/450,/0/default.jpg)
The Chicago Botanic Garden’s Leora Siegel explores floral (and occasionally florid) poetry and prose of the nineteenth century. [via Biodiversity Heritage Library]
Destress with a digital installation of nature sounds from the British Library. [via British Library]
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