From triumph to conflict, versions of the American flag have seen centuries of history — and the collection of John Monsky, a New York lawyer, honors the nation’s history and its veterans. Sunday, Monsky shows Mo Rocca his lifelong collection and shares why he calls the ephemera “witnesses, participants” of American history. | CBS Sunday Morning

Step into Mardi Gras history as HNOC’s Lydia Blackmore unboxes a 1932 King Tut costume from our collections! This street costume worn by Peter Cabral is paired with his original hand-drawn design and vintage photographs of him and friends celebrating Mardi Gras in 1932. These objects are part of a recent HNOC acquisition (2024.0285) that includes papers, photographs, ephemera, and costumes retrieved from the attic of the Cabral and Brandon family home in Mississippi. 🎭 With parades lining up in