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40K views · 728 reactions | In celebration of #Juneteenth, Local Guide April Hamm is visiting historic places in New Orleans — like Congo Square and the Free People of Color Museum — and adding information about them to the map to make history more accessible. Her contributions show that being a Local Guide on Google Maps is more than leaving reviews — it’s a way to share and commemorate history. | Google | Facebook

26K views · 66 shares | April 19,1951. General Douglas MacArthur returns from fighting the Korean War and is welcomed home by thousands. How, after this triumphant return, does the general, who many considered a war hero end up losing his own party's political support? Find out on the #HistoryThisWeek podcast https://apple.co/32pRUHI | HISTORY | Facebook

238K views · 2.3K reactions | Hear from presidential historian Michael Beschloss about some of his favorite stories from White House history — and the important role the Executive Mansion plays, both symbolic and day-to-day, for presidents and the nation. | The White House Historical Association | Facebook

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