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Mapping China's borders in the 1930s (and before)

Yarin68 wrote 3 days ago: I came across with a very interesting map of China. It is not dated, but from the fact that the Jeho … more →

Tags: cartography, History, Maps, China, mongolia, tibet, Asia, Uncertainties, XIXth century

The Rise and Fall of South College Avenue, Bloomington IN

derekandjenrichey wrote 4 days ago: I often lament on Facebook as we look at old photos of South College from yesteryear that the strip … more →

Tags: Bloomington Fading, Bloomington, In, Then and Now, 1950s, 1920s, 1957, 1930s, 1960s

The Way We Lived, American workers in the early 20th Century

thesophisticatedreader wrote 5 days ago: Speed the Plow – farm workers This book, by author Martin W. Sandler, offers a short course on … more →

Tags: Vintage Books, Louis Hine, 1900's, Child Labor, Mining, Industrial Revolution, @ work... in America, farming, child labor laws

Just an average boy2 comments

Mrs Marvel wrote 5 days ago:   I have previously commented that people sometimes have faces that can step out of one era and … more →

Tags: cabinet card, 19th Century, average face, Faces, photograph, Plain Looking, Teenager, victorian photograph, victorian teen ager

Royal Albert Hotel4 comments

builtindunedin wrote 6 days ago: Built: 1880 / 1939 Address: 387 George Street Architects: Louis Boldini / Stone & Sturmer Builde … more →

Tags: Architects, 1930s, Art Deco, D.P. Murphy, Daniel White, Frank Stürmer, george street, Gorton R. Stone, Hotels

Trapper2 comments

claude wrote 6 days ago: “To the man that has never followed the trails of the traplines, I can only say, “You have missed mu … more →

Tags: Photography, Black & White, Historical Society, Nikon D7000, photograph, sigma 18-250, Silver Efex Pro 2, The past -Passed Here, trapper

Philip Draper and Jane Oram2 comments

marketlavingtonmuseum wrote 1 week ago: Cohabiting may be thought to be something new, but Philip Draper and Jane Oram lived together as man … more →

Tags: museum, 1850s, 1860's, 1870's, Easterton, genealogy, Market Lavington, Will

Finding William, Emma and Jessie Heft

Wanda B. Victorian wrote 1 week ago: I haven’t shown any of my cabinet card collection in a while so I’ll have go at it today … more →

Tags: antique photos, Cabinet Cards

Baby in a chair

Mrs Marvel wrote 1 week ago: Babe in a chair This particular cabinet card was trimmed along the top, presumably to fit into a fra … more →

Tags: babies, cabinet card, Children, baby dress, Baby Girl, Baby photo, Christening-dress, victorian baby photo

Train & Railroad Tragedies In Bloomington, Indiana 2 comments

derekandjenrichey wrote 2 weeks ago: As I have been combing through thousands of records and articles about Bloomington and Monroe County … more →

Tags: Bloomington Fading, Bloomington, In, Monroe County, Then and Now, Morton Street, Kirkwood, 4th Street, 1920s

"A Noble Groom" by Jody Hedlund

fushiacat wrote 2 weeks ago: Young German-born Annalisa lives in a bleak world in 1880′s America.  Men control every part o … more →

Tags: On The Run, secret, Marriage, Germany, husband, Arranged Marriage, hardship, farming, Farm Loan

!2 Brass Candlesticks Decorated with Deer Hunting Scene, Antique English Arts and Crafts, 1880s

sherlockrdd429123 wrote 2 weeks ago: You can buy !2 Brass Candlesticks Decorated with Deer Hunting Scene, Antique English Arts and Crafts … more →

Tags: !2 Brass Candlesticks Decorated with Deer Hunting Scene, Antique English Arts and Crafts

The "cut direct"

Alistair wrote 2 weeks ago: Reblogged from ADOXOBLOG: Etiquette: Rules and Usages of the Best Society was published in Australia … more →

Tags: Adoxoblog, 19th Century, Absurdity, Australia, Books, Culture, Etiquette, gender roles, Gentlemen

Snuggly bunny2 comments

Mrs Marvel wrote 2 weeks ago: Snuggly bunny This photo of a baby all bundled up in blankets and cap and what looks like a padded c … more →

Tags: babies, cabinet card, baby in boston, Boston, Boston Photographers, victorian baby photo

On This Day: 'A Struggle with a Thief'

Helen Ellis wrote 2 weeks ago: From the Derbyshire Times, 30th April 1881: UNSTONE A STRUGGLE WITH A THIEF On Monday noon an impude … more →

Tags: On this day, dronfield, Derbyshire Times, Newspaper, police, Robbery, Thief, Unstone, walker

When 302 W 1st Street Came a-Tumblin' Down (1973): The Storm House 4 comments

derekandjenrichey wrote 2 weeks ago:   ————————–302 W 1st Street as it would have a … more →

Tags: 1920s, 1930s, 1950s, 1960s, 1st street, Bloomington, Bloomington Fading, Monroe County, Morton Street

The "cut direct"1 comment

Alistair wrote 2 weeks ago: Etiquette: Rules and Usages of the Best Society was published in Australia in 1885 for the benefit o … more →

Tags: Culture, Books, History, Absurdity, 19th Century, gender roles, Victorian, Australia, Etiquette

Before you read this, guess what year the first bibliography of Russian women writers came out1 comment

xixvek wrote 3 weeks ago: There are people – like Mary Zirin and Catriona Kelly and Joe Andrew – who want to redis … more →

Tags: Kelly, zirin, Andrew, russian literature, Women Writers

Books: The Painted Girls2 comments

Bmay wrote 3 weeks ago: Usually I go to the book store with a purpose, I know what I want to get and I get it. In the past y … more →

Tags: Books, 1870's, Ballet, Brothel, Cathy Marie Buchanan, Dance, model, Modelling, Novel


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