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ChefGoldieLocks
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My trip to Dunlawton Plantation and the 19th century Sugar Mill Ruins #history #archaeology http://tinyurl.com/ygsj3zd
 
ChefGoldieLocks
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Monday Ground Up: My Trip to the Dunlawton Plantation and The Ruins of the Sugar Mill
At first, when you walk through the gates of the Dunlawton Plantation in Port Orange Florida it's as if you've passed through...
 
Modeling22
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10 Ad Inventions From the 19th Century : http://j.mp/6lb4BV
 
<em>batspad</em>
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19th century Clipper Cards – priceless collection of vintage typography from the 1850's-1860's http://ow.ly/IWWm /via @brainpicker
 
Mirella P
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Women are not Persons under the Law
It’s hard to believe that prior to 1929, women in Canada weren’t considered “persons” under the law. Even worse, women...
 
Decorative Arts
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19th century handpainted porcelain bowl french english - US $0.99 (0 Bid) End Date: Saturday Dec-05-2009 16:43:49 P... http://ow.ly/166TGC
 
<em>grandmaslittleboys</em>
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Political Party Animals – Letter 4
Ms. Markowitz,I love a good challenge! Too bad this isn’t one of those! BURN!Do you see what I just did there? I...
 
Sarah B
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RT @estherschindler: WayCool! Steampunk Tech Mods: A 19th-Century Take on 21st-Century PCs and Gadgets http://bit.ly/8pTscf (via @sjvn )
 
Seduction Meals
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Tonight: Beef Stroganoff. From its origins in 19th-century Russia, Beef Stroganoff has becomepopular in much of... http://bit.ly/5VHozZ
 
MissMktr
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Union Square's 24th Cookie Tour 12/13. Visit 19th Century homes, eat cookies, help revitalize once great community. http://bit.ly/88XYsL
 
MissMktr
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Union Square's 24th Historic Home & Cookie Tour 12/13 12pm. Visit 19th Century homes, eat cookies, help revitalize once great community.
 
basje
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The Young Victoria
It’s been out here for a while but on December 18th, the movie The Young Victoria will be released in the US! If you have...
6 days ago 19th century | Topics: 19th century
 
Vidz King
Vidz King posted a blog entry
Video: Palestine before 1948
Video: Palestine before 1948 rami1983 November 30, 2009Palestine before 1948 The video contains pictures...
 
<em>avilbeckford</em>
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Better Late Than Never
George Eliot an English novelist said, “It’s never too late to be who you might have been.” As you do your...
 
Mirella P
Mirella P posted a blog entry
For Love of the Dance
To this very day, I am considered the most famous dancer in the world. I was born on January 31, 1881 in St. Petersburg. My...
 
Mirella P
Mirella P posted a blog entry
Women are not Persons under the Law
It’s hard to believe that prior to 1929, women in Canada weren’t considered “persons” under the law. Even worse, women...
 
Nigel Beale
Nigel Beale posted a blog entry
Greatest Painter of the Late 19th Century?
Some, including Charles Ricketts, thought Pierre Puvis de Chavannes the greatest painter of the late nineteenth century....
 
Remiss63
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Photochrom >> the 19th Century version of Kodachrome . . check it out ! http://icio.us/3jndyo
 
laweekly
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Thanksgiving Crate Digger: 19th Century Native American Jams + MP3's
Tomorrow is Thanksgiving, the perfect time to stuff your face with Tofurkey and burnt marshmallow yam-things. Here at West...
 
Garfield Isoniahtar Uberson
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The Time Traveler's News
Let's say you travel to 1860s Victorian Britain and you pick up a paper, what do you read? Well, I'll give you guys some news...
12 days ago The Revenge of the Sonith | Topics: 1860, century, news, XIX
 
basje
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Victorian nature lithographs & a little Victorian party!
I would like to draw your attention to this post over at The Grand Tour, showing some beautiful coloured lithographs from the...
13 days ago 19th century | Topics: 19th century
 
<em>jdeburen</em>
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Jeanne Henriette de Büren 1861-1944
Jeanne was the first daughter of Henri de Büren (1825-1909) and Elisbeth de Freudenreich (1835-1900). Like her sister...
 
Aurora History
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Charles Darwin’s New Origins Spark Historic Controversy
Few books have played such a large role in history as Charles Darwin’s On the Origin of Species, except perhaps the Bible and...
 
tweeterbird
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#1 Winner!!
Looking at my e-mail, after church, I was surprised to see I have won again!!This book looks very interesting.It’s...
 
Alex Enkerli
Alex Enkerli posted a tweet
Which 19th-Century philosophers were defending #non-conformists? @vark @answers
 
Ross Dunn
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Priceless! http://bit.ly/3tB7ZA "Sunday Night Football, as Commentated by 19th Century English Fop Lord Horatio Byron Fluttersby"
 
Swamp Fox
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@j_andersen The flag does incredible damage to economic development in SC. Glad it is brought up. Let's live in 21st not 19th century.
 
Mirella P
Mirella P posted a blog entry
For the love of the Dance
To this very day, I am considered the most famous dancer in the world. I was born on January 31, 1881 in St. Petersburg. My...
 
<em>contrarianprofits</em>
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Debt – the fall of the U.S. economic empire
The 19th century belonged to Britain, the 20th century belonged to America and in the 21st century, China will rule the...
 
<em>jdeburen</em>
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Charles Jules de Büren 1808-1879
Charles Jules was the son of Louis Jacques de Büren (1771-1838) and Marie Henriette de Tavel (1777-1864). He started his...
 
Soirette
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Jewish Women: Later 19th-Century Salons: guest blog byHelsArt and Architecture, mainlyI knew a great deal about.. http://bit.ly/2VNa8Z
 
<em>jdeburen</em>
jdeburen posted a blog entry
Albert Gustave de Büren 1862-1938
Albert was the first son of Henri de Büren (1825-1909) and Elisbeth de Freudenreich (1835-1900). Like his sisters Jeanne and...
23 days ago de Büren Family | Topics: 19th Century, Switzerland
 
Aurora History
Aurora History posted a blog entry
History of Orthodontic Braces
Orthodontic braces are a common fixture in today’s society and it is not rare to see classmates, coworkers, or family member...
 
Aurora History
Aurora History posted a blog entry
Found Fossils, Dinosaurs and the History of Extinction
Though the term “fossil” – a derivation of the Latin word for “dug up” -- was first used in 16th century France, the...
 
Superfast Reader
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Wuthering Heights by Emily Bronte
Synopsis:His true love thwarted by unfeeling family and Cathy’s callow thoughtlessness, foundling Heathcliff wreaks...
 
MoxyTongue
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Tax Law has effect on Education..Employees R the purpose of Public Education..Employment is why Public Schools Exist..so 19th century #UDPO
 
Jerome
Jerome posted a tweet
Can not comment a podcast when listening... Frustrating! (me discovering 19th century technology :-)
 
basje
basje posted a blog entry
Anton Mauve
I went to a Anton Mauve exhibition in the Springer museum. Mauve was a nineteenth-century painter, painting Dutch weather and...
33 days ago 19th century | Topics: 19th century
 
Guga
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33 days ago Gugahzine | Topics: Art, Blog, Inspiration, Photo
 
Aurora History
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Mummy Powder and the Household Use of the Egyptian Dead
Beginning in the 12th century, Arab physicians began to prescribe their patients a most unorthodox remedy: the ground remains...
 
Murcia
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The final days of Edgar Allan Poe
Image via WikipediaHere’s an interesting theory as to Poe’s final days.  It is depressing but...
 
Pixel Diva
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Audio slide show, Capturing the 19th Century in Photographs at the British Library http://bit.ly/4p3I8i