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What is #wcw to us at Slag Glass City? Writer Crush Wednesday, of course! Check us out on tumblr for more info about it! http://slagglasscity.tumblr.com/post/93970909267/writer-crush-wednesday-henry-david-thoreau - @slagglasscity on Instagram
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. 📜Era il 22 agosto del 1860, quando la Marina di Palmi vide lo storico sbarco di Giuseppe Garibaldi durante la spedizione dei Mille, nella lotta di Risorgimento.. - @la.marinelladipalmi on Instagram
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It’s #MansardMonday! Few and far between in Reno, UNR has some exceptional examples. Morrill Hall / 1885 Morrill Hall was the first building on the University of Nevada, Reno campus. A three-story (plus basement) “Second Empire”-style edifice, the building was constructed in 1885-1886 after the relocation of the University of Nevada from Elko to Reno, a process that began in 1884. Relatively few Second Empire-style buildings remain in Reno, making this a rare local example of this particular type of Victorian architecture. The cornerstone was laid on Sept. 12, 1885 and the building was ready for occupancy by March of 1886. Designed by Reno architect M.J. Curtis, Morrill Hall was built for the sum of $13,500 and originally housed the entire State University until the Agricultural Experiment Station (1889) and Stewart Hall (1890) were built. Neither of those remains standing. Originally, the basement of Morrill Hall was divided into four rooms, with space for the janitor, storage, assay furnaces, quartz crushers, and workshops. The main floor contained the Principal’s office (for the head of academics), a reception room, the Board of Regents’ room, a library, museum, assayer’s office, assaying room, weighing room, lavatory, and gymnasium. On the second floor were a large lecture hall and two classrooms, and on the top floor, two large apartments, a general assembly room, and an armory. All instruction was provided by two professors. At the time it was built, Nevada was little more than a collection of rough mining camps and railroad towns. The new University hall symbolized the determination of the people of Nevada to provide educational opportunities for themselves and their children. The building was named after U.S. Senator Justin S. Morrill of Vermont, author of the 1862 Land-Grant College Act that made the founding of the University of Nevada possible. Story courtesy of Amanda Buell & The Reno Historical Team and photos courtesy of @unrspc. Follow the link below for more! #renohistorical #historicrenonevada #morrillhall #historicrenonv #historicnevada #historicrenopreservation - @renohistorical on Instagram
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Throughout International Underground Railroad Month, we will be sharing story maps recounting the journeys of freedom seekers who sought refuge in Boston. Our final story for the month is that of Anthony Burns, who escaped slavery in Virginia and came to Boston. However, in May 1854 authorities arrested Burns, which sparked major protests, a failed courthouse rescue, a military takeover of downtown Boston, and, ultimately, a return to slavery by the federal government. Eventually freed by Boston abolitionists, Anthony Burns attended Oberlin College and became a minister. Follow the remarkable story of Anthony Burns through our interactive story map: https://www.nps.gov/articles/-god-made-me-a-man-not-a-slave-the-arrest-of-anthony-burns.htm #UndergroundRailroad #UGRR #NPSNetworktoFreedom #UGRRMonth #AnthonyBurns #FreedomSeeker Image Source: Library of Congress https://www.loc.gov/pictures/item/2003689280/ Image Description from Library of Congress: “Print shows a portrait of the fugitive slave Anthony Burns, whose arrest and trial under the Fugitive Slave Act of 1850 touched off riots and protests by abolitionists and citizens of Boston in the spring of 1854. A bust portrait of the twenty-four-year-old Burns is surrounded by scenes from his life. These include (clockwise from lower left): the sale of the youthful Burns at auction, a whipping post with bales of cotton, his arrest in Boston on May 24, 1854, his escape from Richmond on shipboard, his departure from Boston escorted by federal marshals and troops, Burnss ‘address’ (to the court?), and finally Burns in prison.” - @boafnps on Instagram
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Our #mancrushMonday is dedicated to a young Walt Whitman. A rare First Edition of Leaves of Grass in Doyles Sept 30 Fine Literature auction features this engraving of the poet in his prime by Samuel Hollyer. Learn more about this distinguished example of the most important piece of 19th century American literature in our latest YouTube video [Link in bio]. . Lot 186. Walt Whitman, Leaves of Grass. Brooklyn, New York: 1855. First edition in first issue binding. Est. $150,000-250,000 . #video #youtube #history #leavesofgrass #WaltWhitman #fineliterature #americanliterature #american #firstedition #newyork #auction - @doylenewyork on Instagram
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- This is Baba Anujka, a serial killer from Serbia who is believed to have killed as many as 150 people using poison in the 19th and 20th century
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Published in 1623, seven years after William Shakespeares death, the First Folio brought together the authors collected plays for the first time and were honoured to present a complete copy of this masterwork of literature in our Exceptional Sale on 14 October. ⠀ .⠀ The folio edition contains 36 plays, including 17 that were printed during his lifetime, one that was printed after the authors death, and 18 that might have otherwise been lost — among them Macbeth, Twelfth Night, Measure for Measure and Julius Caesar.⠀ .⠀ The Exceptional Sale also includes a very rare Ming Imperial carpet and a late Qing zitan throne from a direct descendant of the Chinese Imperial family and a 1948 trumpet owned by Louis Armstrong.⠀ .⠀ The Exceptional Sale — 14 October, New York⠀ .⠀ William Shakespeare (1564-1616), Comedies, Histories, & Tragedies. Published According to the True Originall Copies, London: Printed by Isaac Jaggard and Ed. Blount, 1623. Estimate: $4,000,000-6,000,000.⠀ .⠀ #shakespeare #williamshakespeare #macbeth #twelfthnight #measureformeasure #juliuscaesar #exceptionalsale #book #books #firstfolio #shakespearefirstfolio⠀ ⠀ - @christiesinc on Instagram
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Robert Hooke was #onthisday in 1635 in Freshwater, Isle of Wright. Hooke was a Surveyor to the City of London and, in partnership with Sir Christopher Wren, created the design of The Monument, which took six years to be completed, from 1671 to 1677. Hooke worked with Wren on the design of the Royal Observatory Greenwich, Montagu House in Bloomsbury, and the Bethlem Royal Hospital. They were keen astronomers, which is why The Monument was built to also serve as a Zenith telescope. 🔭 Hooke died on 3 March 1703. No authenticated portraits of him survive. 🔗 Click the link in bio to learn more about our history. ©London Metropolitan Archives, City of London. #TheMonument #OTD #GreatFireOfLondon #CityOfLondon #History #Heritage #RobertHooke #DrRobertHooke #SirChristopherWren #London #LondonTogether #OurCityTogether #VisitLondon #VisittheCity #LondonArchitecture - @visitthemonument on Instagram
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May 30, 1806. Future President of the United States, Andrew Jackson, duels Charles Dickinson in Kentucky after Dickinson accused Jackson of cheating on a horse race and insulted Jackson’s wife. In the duel Dickinson would shot Jackson in the chest, and Jackson’s shot would kill Dickinson. The wound Jackson received would heal but the pain would stay with him for the rest of his life. This is one of many duels Jackson would participate in. Some estimates believe that Jackson had done 5 to 100 different duels in his life. _______________ #ushistory #americanhistory #history #usa #american #america #tagafriend #tagsomeone #tagaperson #duel #jackson #horseracing #horserace #killed #kentucky #frontier - @ushistorydaily on Instagram
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Happy birthday to Wilhelm Wundt (1832–1920), the father of #experimentalpsychology. He taught the first course ever in scientific psychology, and in his laboratory, laid the groundwork for modern work on #memory, #perception, and #psychophysics. He is my intellectual great great great great grandfather through my advisors Roger Shepard (via Clark Hull) and Mike Posner (via Wolfgang Kohler). #birthdays #August16 #mentors #authorsofinstagram #successfulaging #historyofscience #linkinbio - @daniellevitinofficial on Instagram
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- A group of samurai in front of the Sphinx. Egypt, 1863.
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The Last Day of #ShakespeareSeptember! LBP hopes you’ve enjoyed the posts from our archives and our special online production of AS YOU LIKE IT! #ShakespeareSeptember #longbeach #longbeachplayhouse #theatre #shakespeare - @longbeachplayhouse on Instagram
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Today launches #BlackHistoryMonth and were celebrating with four Gems! Next up.....Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass, an American slave 1846. Douglass was an American social reformer, abolitionist, orator, writer, and statesman. After escaping from slavery in Maryland, he became a national leader of the abolitionist movement in Massachusetts and New York, becoming famous for his oratory and incisive antislavery writings. #freedom #equality #secretlibrary #nobarriers #ignatiussancho #frederickdouglass - @litandphil on Instagram
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- A portrait of a clean shaven 51-year-old Abraham Lincoln on the 3 June 1860, less than a month after he had been chosen as the Republican Nomination to run for President of the United States. [326 x 417]
- In Avengers: Endgame (2019) Captain America remarks that his is America’s ass. That statement is factually inaccurate. This is America’s ass.
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- TIL that Lord Kitchener and his famous pointing finger was used to promote compulsory voting!
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On this date, nearly a century ago, Thursday, September 21, 1922, the city established The Cal F. Johnson Park in honor of Cal F. Johnson. It was established for the Black residents of the city. Johnson invested money to make substantial improvements to the park including, lights, sidewalks, a Memorial Fountain and an Archway Monument. Johnson also spent his own money for the maintenance of the park. • • In 1956 the Cal Johnson Recreation Center was built in the park where it still stands today. - @beckculturalexchangecenter on Instagram
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“Mountain Lake” •Date: 1938 •Style: Surrealism •Period: Surrealism Period (1929-1940) •Genre: landscape •Media: oil, canvas •Location: Tate Modern, London, UK •Dimensions: 73 x 92 cm By Salvador Dalí #SalvadorDalí #SalvadorDalì #SalvadorDali #Dalí #Dalì - @salvadordali_arty on Instagram
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