Tubman's

The museum, which is scheduled to open on the National Mall in 2015, has been busily building its collections of artifacts, including a segregated railroad car, Harriet Tubman's hymnal and Muhammad Ali's headgear.

Museum acquires rare Baldwin photographs 2011

Tubman's allegations of fraud were largely unsubstantiated by the almost 5,000 national and international election observers in the country.

Sirleaf victory in Liberia marred by boycott and violence 2011

But Mr. Tubman's campaign said little about unemployment or youth destitution, focusing its criticism instead on Ms. Johnson Sirleaf's support, in the early 1990s, for rebel leader Charles Taylor—an issue that failed to resonate among Liberia's young.

Liberian President Poised for Repeat Drew Hinshaw 2011

In Tuesday's election, Ms. Johnson Sirleaf will run against 15 candidates, including former Justice Minister Winston Tubman , nephew of Liberia's longest-serving president, and Mr. Tubman's unlikely star running mate, George Weah .

After the Award, Re-Election Fight for Liberia's Chief Drew Hinshaw 2011

On Monday, demonstrations in front of Mr. Tubman's campaign headquarters left one dead, prompting police to disperse the crowd with tear gas, the Associated Press reported.

Liberian President Poised for Repeat Drew Hinshaw 2011

In Liberia, Mr. Tubman's boycott, along with Monday's bloodshed, has reopened old wounds.

Liberian Incumbent Nears Re-Election Drew Hinshaw 2011

Police on Monday in the capital, Monrovia, clashed with Mr. Tubman's supporters, leaving two people dead, according to the United Nations.

Liberian Incumbent Nears Re-Election Drew Hinshaw 2011

Last month the snapshot office released a photo of Harriet Tubman's personal book of hymns.

Smithsonian Snapshot focuses on suffrage movement 2011

The U.S. State Department, the African Union, and the United Nations have criticized Mr. Tubman's decision to boycott the vote.

Liberian Incumbent Nears Re-Election Drew Hinshaw 2011

Aside from the incumbent president, Mr. Tubman's withdrawal appears to favor one community: International investors, including Chevron Corp. and ArcelorMittal SA, who each signed billions of dollars worth of oil and mining contracts with Ms. Johnson Sirleaf's government.

Liberian President Poised for Repeat Drew Hinshaw 2011