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The conjoined twin brothers whose condition and birthplace became the basis for the term “Siamese twins” were born today in 1811. Now WE know em

Carl Leonard wrote 1 week ago: Eng and Chang Bunker were born May 11, 1811 during the Siamese government of Siam (present day Thail … more →

Tags: Day in History, Chang, Conjoined Twins, eng, History, Now we know, Now WE Know em, siamese twins, Today in History

The conjoined twin brothers whose condition and birthplace became the basis for the term “Siamese twins” were born today in 1811. Now WE know em

Carl Leonard wrote 1 week ago: Eng and Chang Bunker were born May 11, 1811 during the Siamese government of Siam (present day Thail … more →

Tags: Transcendental Generation - born 1792 - 1821, Chang, Conjoined Twins, eng, History, Now WE Know em, siamese twins, Transcendental Generation, United States: History

Add Your Piece of History... 11th May

09history wrote 1 week ago: On this day in 1811.  The original Siamese Twins, Chang and Eng Bunker are born.  Chang and Eng were … more →

Tags: May, Chang Bunker, Conjoined Twins, Eng Bunker, History, House of Commons, prime minister of the united kingdom, siamese twins, Spencer Perceval

Almanac - January 17

Alchemy & Accident wrote 4 months ago: 1874 – Chang and Eng Bunker died.  Conjoined twin brothers whose condition and birthplace became the … more →

Tags: almanac, Entertainment, Execution, Essex, Orson Welles, Drama, Eartha Kitt, siamese twins, harry price

Twins from Siam, World Sensation, Died in Surry County

NC Culture wrote 4 months ago: A poster advertising Chang and Eng, now housed in the State Archives On January 17, 1874, Chang and … more →

Tags: Culture, History, Surry county, Wilkes County, siamese twins

Alice Dreger's The Sex Lives of Conjoined Twins Feature in The Atlantic

nskam wrote 6 months ago: Alice Dreger, preeminent bio-ethicist on all things conjoined twins and Northwestern professor, rece … more →

Tags: Conjoined Twins, Alice Dreger, Bio-Ethics, Daisy and Violet Hilton, eschew the phrase two-headed baby, The Atlantic, TWO WEDDINGS

History: The Brooklyn Dodgers Took The Field--Majority Black

Bea Thompson wrote 10 months ago: It made history when on this day in 1954, the Brooklyn Dodgers took the field with a majority of bla … more →

Tags: Shows, News, Bea Thompson, MediaMavenBea, Walter Cronkite, carrier air conditioners, Billie Holiday, Disneyland

Levi and the diary3 comments

Eagle-Eyed Editor wrote 10 months ago: Shenandoah Valley farm scene. Image courtesy of Pollinator, Wikimedia Commons. One of my relatives, … more →

Tags: Writing #2, writing, Diaries, Shenandoah Valley, siamese twins, History

Chang and Eng16 comments

Syncopated Eyeball wrote 1 year ago: … more →

Tags: Photography, Figurines, Treasures, Conjoined Twins, ceramic, the original Siamese twins

Conscripted and Conjoined

nskam wrote 1 year ago: After traveling the world, exhibiting their intertwined bodies, Chang and Eng Bunker settled down in … more →

Tags: Conjoined Twins, Civil War, clint johnon, eschew the phrase two-headed baby, general george stoneman

Medicine in 1988: Siamese Twins3 comments

egrejeen wrote 1 year ago: This article “Siamese Twins” uses Medicine in 1988 as reference. In April, Siamese twins Patrick and … more →

Tags: Science, health, Medicine, military, Medicine in 1988: Siamese Twins, Conjoined Twins, Johns Hopkins Hospital, Multiple births

Personhood and Separation1 comment

nskam wrote 1 year ago: The following is the next installment in a series of posts which began with the piece, Half Guilty. … more →

Tags: Conjoined Twins, News, Alice Dreger, Brazil, Chile, Dr. Ian Malcolm, eschew the phrase two-headed baby, jesus and emmanuel, Jodie and Mary

Better Busy Than Bored1 comment

olgathered wrote 2 years ago: I haven’t written in a good long while because I have been one busy little beaver. In February … more →

Tags: TRAVEL BLOG, South Korea, ESL, Travel, Roller derby, Seoul, Namyangju, Education, English

05.11.09 - Monday1 comment

euneJeune wrote 4 years ago: Word: raconteur [rak-uhn-tur] n. a person who is skilled in relating stories and anecdotes interesti … more →

Tags: Stars, 15 Strangest Foods, Being Right Replacing The Truth, Charles W. Fairbanks, CNN, David Gest, facebook, Fox News, Frank Moore Colby

Yale Rep gives free staged reading of John Austin Connolly's The Boys from Siam

Yale University Press wrote 5 years ago: Yale Repertory Theatre will present a free staged reading of John Austin Connolly’s new award- … more →

Tags: Author Events, Awards, Current Events, History, Performing Arts, Sneak Previews, theatre, Yale Drama Series, YUP News


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