Photographic Print: Portrait of Eleanor Roosevelt : 24x18in
- 1960s
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- Hannah Stilley Gorby, born in 1746, was the earliest born person ever documented on a photo.
Hmmm…
- West End Vintage Photos
- Bletchley
all my friends have bfs and Im the single pringle
- Arkansas Colleges
- Activists
- Jackie Kennedy Wedding
- Royal Envy
- All Across America
- Janet Yellen
- Houses
- Sea Cliff, New York Victorian...a consideration
Take me on a trip a long, long time ago!
For the next six days until publication, I will be posting to introduce readers to the six main figures at the heart of The Daughters of Yalta! First up is a man who needs no introduction. We all know Winston Churchill as PM. Swipe ➡️ to learn something you may not have known! . #thedaughtersofyalta #daughtersofyalta #history #nonfiction #bookstagram #churchill #winstonchurchill #wsc #wwii #worldwarii #ww2 #whatimreading - @catherinegracekatz on Instagram
The Authentic History Center
Hoy conmemoramos el #diadelmaratonista con el recuerdo de #KathrineWitzer la primera mujer en correr un maratón 👊🏃♀️ ¡Feliz Día del Maratonista a todas las increíbles corredoras🎉! ✨Sigamos corriendo, sigamos inspirando✨ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . #trail #trailrunninglife #trailrunning #trailrunner #womenempowerment #mujeresempoderadas #trailmujer #mujeres #mujeremprendedora #mujeresvalientes #womensupportingwomen #womeninspiringwomen #womenquotes #quoteoftheday #quotestoliveby #womenrunning #mujercorredora #mujereslibres #libresysinmiedo #osm #osmdeportes #ochoasports #ochoasportsmanagement #sportsevent #guadalajara - @trailmujermx on Instagram
- Sapulpa, Oklahoma
5 Gender Stereotypes That Used To Be the Exact Opposite
- Olympic Runners
Franklin Delano Roosevelt - Assistant Secretary of the Navy (U.S. National Park Service)
15 Scandalous Facts About Alice Roosevelt, Americas Wildest First Daughter
- Steve prefontaine
- East Los Angeles Vintage
- Ansel Adams Photos...
- Thomas Jefferson
- Antique House Plans
- Celebrating Americas Parks
- A writers world
- Nobel Prize
- Hilton hotel
- My Past Life
- Albert Einstien
- Aaron Copland
- 18th century: CHILDREN
- Photo Restoration
- Found this in the newspaper archives today and thought I’d share with y’all. A floor plan and drawings of H. H. Holmes’ “murder castle.” Chicago Tribune, 1895.
- The Queen Mum
- Cincinnati Area
- Lansing, Michigan
- Autumn and Thanksgiving
- City Facts & History
Aussi étonnant que cela puisse paraître, c’est la première fois, à Paris, qu’une rétrospective est consacrée à Gabrielle Chanel. Plus connue pour son histoire et ses choix personnels que pour la variété de ses créations, la couturière sera à l’honneur du 1er octobre au 14 mars 2021 au Palais Galliera, dans l’exposition “Gabrielle Chanel. Manifeste de mode”. Celle-ci regorge de pièces uniques, dénichées aux quatre coins du monde ou sorties des archives de la maison Chanel. Elle permettra aussi aux habitués du musée de la mode de découvrir un lieu réinventé, après deux années de travaux dembellissement et d’extension. _ Photo : Ministère de la Culture – Médiathèque de l’Architecture et du Patrimoine, Dist. RMN-Grand Palais / André Kertész #mlemag #mlemonde #fashion #mode #stylist #styliste #créatrice #designer #vetement #couturiere #chanel #cocochanel #gabriellechanel #vintage #vintagefashion #archive #exposition #exhibition #paris #galliera @sophieabriat @palais_galliera @mirenarzalluz - @m_magazine on Instagram
- Strongwoman Lotti, 1925.
- Abraham Lincoln&Family
- 1920s Fashion Photography
- Ambrotype Studio II
- Peabody, Massachusetts
- Leo Tolstoy
- Books Worth Reading
- The models of “American Gothic” stand next to the painting - (c.1935) ...painting by Grant Wood, 1930 - [1600x1421]
- Art History
- American History
- History of Duluth
- Denton, Texas
- Albert einstein pictures
- Hermann Hesse
- A Hooker
- Famous Philosophers
- Great people
- Audrey Hepburn
- Africans in Heraldry (Ruling Families)
- american first lady and more
- Donner Party
- Andy Spade
- Courageous People
- Elizabeth Gaskell
- Amazing People
- Beautiful Washington, D C
- Alvin Langdon Coburn
- West Ham
- Newspaper Archives
- Andrew Jackson
- Coffeehouse
- Americas First Ladies
- (1840-1860) Antebellum America: Revolutionary War Veterans
- Claremont, NH
- Ansel Adams
- Dereham
- agatha christie
- Samuel Wilson-purportedly aka Uncle Sam 1850s
- Ford brand Love
- Future sexiest man alive
- why god why
- Historical Wedding Gowns
- Awesome Words...
- Compassion
- DAYS OF THE MOVIES
- American HEIRESSES
- Antique & Vintage Postcards Connecticut
- Robert E. Lee
- Places
The Goldstines, 1980, from “Rich and Poor” - @goldbergjim on Instagram
- Emil Zatopek
- History of Norway
- My great-grandfather looking dapper at age 10 (1927)
- Babies & Kids
- Anne auf Green Gables
- Gold Picture Frames
- Color
- Antonio * Machado * Poeta Español
- David vs Sam
- Blogs!!
- Wallace Nutting
- Ancestor: Matthew McCune Pioneer
- Ottawa, Illinois
- female leaders
- Amer Growth...
- American First Ladies
- Art...Claude Monet
- Anatole France
- Activists
- Signers
- Jiddu Krishnamurti
- And thats the way it is
- african inventors
- Perspective
- Eaton Hall: Pride of King Township
- Road trips
- (Personality)
- Louisiana History
- BEACH
- Constitution of the United States
- Robert Todd Lincoln
- Celebrity Mugshots
- Reddit needs more Jewish humor
- Boston Celtics
- Agatha & Co.
- Black history facts
- Birthplace of Kentucky Fried Chicken Cafe & Museum
- Ridgefield, Connecticut
- D Day June 6, 1944 and 29th Division, etc.
- ali
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
- Marysville california
- Albumen
- ANDREW CARNEGIE
- The models used by artist Grant Wood to paint “American Gothic”, circa 1940s
- Civil War
- Family Tree
- Daphné du Maurier
- Inspiring Women
- AA History
- Appian Way
- free ancestry sites
- Old Cape Cod
- Art: Caricature
- Divine Femininity
“II” by Wilson Tanner - OUT NOW ! ***drift through methods of ownership via spotify/iTunes/bandcamp & local record stores around the 🌏*** Thanks to Andy, MK & everyone who helped make it happen ! #australian #music #perishable #portphillipbay #timberboat #inthepen #gqmagazine #vogueitalia #worldofinteriors #fishandchips #eastcoast #efficientspacerecords #noiseinmyhead #thrashambient #stormchasers #newagemusic #classicboats #greensmoothie #wilsontanner - @eleventeeneston on Instagram
- famous legends
- ARTHUR CONAN DOYLE
- Utah Colleges
- Jack ripper
- Sea Cliff
- 1910s wedding ideas
- American History
- blursed_Queen
The Robert E Lee statue in Richmond! #livefreeordie #blacklivesmatter #blackfathersmatter - @kasi_lemmons on Instagram
- Mormon History
- Nursing :)
- National Poetry Day
- Max Klinger
HBO has officially ordered our pilot to series!!!! Here’s a still from the show of a young Magic played by @quincyisaiah !!! The cast is such a dream and includes John C. Reilly as Jerry Buss; Jason Clarke as Jerry West; Quincy Isaiah as Magic Johnson; Solomon Hughes as Kareem Abdul-Jabbar; Gaby Hoffmann as Claire Rothman; Hadley Robinson as Jeanie Buss; and DeVaughn Nixon as Norm Nixon! 🎥🥳🏀 Directed by the unicorn of a human being: @ghostpanther2018 ✨✨✨ - @toddbanhazl on Instagram
- Ansell Adams
Thank you @kerrikenneysilver ! It’s all thanks to you and Joan that #vhyes exists at all and we are forever grateful. Here are a few of my favorite bts celluloid shots from over the years. Our movie #VHYES is finally hitting big screens tonight! Catch it January 17th-24th at @drafthouse theaters nationwide! - @mutantleafling on Instagram
- Interesting Facts & People
- B4 JP2
- Books to read
- Aberdeenshire, Scotland
- Albert Einstein holding his own puppet, 1931[909x787]
- Second wave Feminism
- Newport Kentucky
- Coral Castle
- Long Branch
- Marilyn Pauline Kim Novak high school yearbook photo (senior) - 1951
- American History
- King George iv
- Humor Animal
Queen Liliuokalani ! . . . . . #majesty #queen #hawaiiankingdom - @alohaalkaline on Instagram
- Papa Pio XI
- giants.
- Swedish Royalty
- Besondere Menschen und mehr
- abraham lincoln home
- Architecture historical
- 1960s Al Pacino playing 3rd base for the Actors Studio softball team
- American History
- Good Old Days
- Rutherford County
- Beautiful quote from a Harvard professor from the 1890s
- I dont even know
- Gertrude Bell
- New Albany Indiana
- Dead Still
- 1900s | Lifestyle, Fashion, Design.....
- Alphonse Mucha
40 years ago today at the Olympic Games in Moscow, Seb. Coe won the 1500m. just 6 days after he had been beaten into second place by Steve Ovett in the 800m. - @athleticsimages on Instagram
- +supreme court justices
- Family Archives
- Dog pencil drawing...
- Lifeguard on a Tel Aviv beach (1939)
On this day in 1955, two white men abducted and murdered a 14-year-old Black boy named Emmett Till in Money, Mississippi. To overcome racial inequality, we must confront our history. Share this #racialinjustice [Link in story]. - @eji_org on Instagram
- Delaware Colleges
- Beverly Hillbillies
- Emil Zatopek
- 2nd group old west
- Axe Me
- Alfonsina Storni
- August Sander 1876-1964 Face of our Time
- Ronnie Colemans BICEPS HAD BICEPS!
- Ambrotype Studio II
- Classical Period
- Hoover Dam
- Authors, Books & Bookshelves
- The term sideburn is derived from the last name of Union General Ambrose Burnside. He was known for his distinctive facial hair.
- Boris Karloff with his monsters - ca. 1937
- Sociology topics
- A full body picture of Mike The Ithaca Giant Conely AKA Overly Manly Man, it almost looks like he is trying to waistband a boner, but his waistband is too high.
- Victorian Rooms
- St. Patricks Cathedral, NYC
- English Style
- diana vreeland.
- Poplar bluff
- America - This is My Country
- Albert Einstein
- Nobel Literature
- * Remember The Titanic *
- Barbados National Heroes
The Pier Pavillion - @illandudno on Instagram
- Daughters of American Revolution
- Queen Elizabeths Children
- Leonard Woolf
- Most Influential Women
- monroe
- Kabli Gate, Peshawar City 1910 [1024x634]
- Black History Month
- Mitford sisters
- Caracas
- Black History
- Diving
h o m e . - @monibernal on Instagram
- Clara Barton
- 1950S HAIRSTYLES
- Boy scout
- Richard Wagner and his dog, Pohl.
- Salem, Mass.
- AMAZING!!!
- Lady Diana Spencer.
- people
- Ivy League Style
- America the Beautiful Quarters
- Dream house
- Michael Faraday
- 1700s
- Books and Culture
- Label Art
- APPARITIONS
George Polgreen Bridgetower: An African Prodigy in England 1789-1860. An outstanding violinist. Best known for his association with Ludwig van Beethoven, who wrote the piece Kreutzer Sonata just for him to play in 1803 (the full title was Sonata composed for the Mulatto). The composer praised him as “a very capable virtuoso who has a complete command of his instrument”. He was born in Poland to a West Indian father and German mother. He moved to London at an early age and was performing in theaters by the age of ten. The scope of Bridgetowers career in Europe becomes apparent when one sees what was written about him in late eighteenth-century English, French, and Austro-German newspapers, memoirs, and journals. By the age of twelve he was recognised by Londons musical intelligentsia as a respected member of its artistic community. By 1799, he performed in approximately fifty publicised concerts as a soloist or a principal musician. How did Bridgetower overcome some of the obvious racial barriers of his day? (1) He had an entreprenurial father who brought his son to the attention of the English aristocracy; (2) He was so skilful that he gained the unwavering financial support of that aristocracy; (3) For his day he had an above average education - a factor that often facilitated the rise up the social ladder in Georgian England; and (4) He won the support and friendship of George, Prince of Wales, later George IV of England. Bridgetower eventually fell out with Beethoven over the snub of a mutual female friend, he obviously deserves much more attention for the contributions he made to Classical music performance. - @blackmusichistory on Instagram
- 1900s - Edwardian Hairstyles & Jewelry
- King Edward VII
- Ray Bolger
- 1920s Cosmetics Ads
- Interesting People
Exterior of The New Bauhaus School of Design in Chicago, 1938: a modernist concrete-and-steel cube addition to a Victorian mansion; so far ahead of its time. ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ Join us tomorrow 9/25 at 6:30 PM for the Long Island premiere of “The New Bauhaus” and a panel conversation with the filmmakers. Purchase tickets at the link in our bio. - @parrishart on Instagram
- African American Heritage Tour in New York City | February 1st, 2014
- Book Board
- Andorra
- Artists
- 1900-1910
- Civil Rights Movement
Dr. Ebenezer Johnson became Buffalo’s first mayor in 1832. He built Johnson’s Cottage on Delaware Avenue in 1834 on 25 acres of land. After his death in 1849, the property was sold to the Buffalo Female Academy around 1851 and served as their first building. The Buffalo Female Academy later changed its name to Buffalo Seminary. Johnson’s Cottage was demolished in 1919 (courtesy of Pat Connors). #cityspotlight #buffalo #365daysofhistory - @historypress on Instagram
- Hans Christian Andersen Library
- Great Women
- History Lessons
Minns min mentor/vän/farfar idag på hans 20-åriga dödsdag. Han lärde mig att respektera & uppskatta en karriär, men viktigast av allt lärde han mig att behandla människor som du själv vill bli behandlad, vem du än möter. På ena bilden; Gustav VI Adolf & Dan Segerfeldt (farfar Dan Segerfeldt är mannen på kungens högra sida med svart hår). Farfar Dan berättade hur den gamle kungen går med snabba steg för att visa vägen och att han hade mycket klart för sig hur bilderna skulle tas 😊 Övriga sköna ”kollegor”; Ella Fitzgerald, Louis Armstrong & Dan “The Rock” Segerfeldt himself 🥰 Love you forever, miss you always ❤️ - @segerfeldt on Instagram
- 1920s & 30s
- authors
- The Unsinkable
- 1st. LADIES
- Republican Quotes
- Big River Musical
- (1840-1860) Antebellum America: Revolutionary War Veterans
- Richard Strauss
- Girls Auditioning for Hindi Movie (I dont see a black couch in the room) 1951
- Have you ever
- British Royalty of Old
- Agatha Award: Best Nonfiction
- Albert Einstein with an Albert Einstein Puppet
- ANTIQUES
- Ingmar Bergman
- NATIONAL PTA
- My maternal grandmother and bulldog 1919
- Everyone is the hero of their own story; Fidel Castro looking at Lincoln.
- My dad running high schools cross country in 1977.
My typewriter piece selected for the @tatecollective long list! Typewriter art is the act of drawing with letters and symbols- the foundation of our language and communication- to preserve an artform, machine and technique in a modern world which has forgotten it. A piece inspired by Sheba Chhachhi’s portrait of writer and publisher Urvashi Butalia as a part of the Seven Lives and a Dream series, is naturally suited to a technique born from writing. In our fight for gender equality we have used language as our tool. The typewriters include sections from monumental open letters written by women (Leyla Güven, Indira Jaising, Vasudha Dhagamwar) while the TV plays homage to the protests of the 1972 Mathura rape case. Our women, and other words throughout, are omitted with ? and – as they are still taboo, misunderstood and underrepresented. Six typewriters, a protest and The Dream of continuing to use language and its power to change the world. #typewriterart #typewriter #tate #openletter - @mitoshkaa on Instagram
- beautiful home sanctuaries
- Books Worth Reading
- Ancestry
- Dave Chappelles great-grandfather, William David Chappelle III. In 1918, he formed a delegation to meet President Woodrow Wilson, protesting a mounting wave of racial violence.
- Dublin, Ireland
- Elizabeth Bowen
- Books and Journals
An old #TBT newspaper clipping of Laurel Hill (aka: Randolph) Mansion. Built in 1767 by Rebecca Rawle, in 1828 it was purchased Dr. Philip Syng Physick, known as the Father of American Surgery. Its no surprise that a prominent doctor would see the advantage of having a country house to escape the repeated outbreaks of disease in colonial Philadelphia that puts our current crisis in perspective. Although decades had passed since the Yellow Fever scourge (that Dr. Physick himself survived), cholera broke out in the city in July 1832. And once again, a privileged class was able to socially distance at their summer homes, many that now comprise the Park Charms. Thankfully, the creation of Fairmount Park saved these houses from the ravages of progress. And fortunately, an early incarnation of the park saved many people from the ravages of cholera. Philadelphia’s death rates were one-quarter those in New York and one-twelfth of Montreal because of comparably clean and available water from the Fairmount Reservoir (Water Works) for drinking, bathing, and cleaning the streets. 💚🌳💚🌿💚🌳💚🌿💚 The park system now allows for more equatable access to the green space that remains a literal lifeline of physical and mental health. Please show your support and donate at myphillypark.org or link in our bio . . . . #myphillypark #FairmountPark #laurelhillmansion #freelibrary #freelibraryofphiladelphia #medicalhistory #hillphysickhouse #cholera #phillyhistory #drphysick #colonialhistory #historic #historichomes #historichouse #oldhouselove #philly #visitphilly #discoverphl #phillygram #phillysupportphilly #phillylove #phillyhistory #phillytours #phillystory - @parkcharmsphilly on Instagram
Winter Park resident Louise Margaret Franklin is one of several sages captured in the 17 portraits in the Hannibal Square Heritage Center’s “The Sage Project Phase II: Hannibal Square Elders Tell Their Stories” exhibit. The Sage Project Phase II is a collection of portraits and life stories of senior African-American residents in west Winter Park now in their 80s and 90s. . . . . . #winterparkflorida #hannibalsquare #hannibalsquareheritagecenter #history #sageproject #elders #photography #artsandculture #centralflorida - @winterparkobserver on Instagram
- CICELY MARY BARKER
- America The Beautiful
