Beatrice Kerr collection at the Australian National Maritime Museum in Sydney
Sorry for today’s late post. Sometimes life keeps you busy and away from all things internet. But speaking of the ...
Tag: History
Salvador Dalí’s Sundials “Le Cadran de Dalí“ in Paris
The Spanish surrealist artist Salvador Dalí might be best known for painting melting clocks, but he also designed a sundial. ...
The Grave of Six Year Old Inez Clarke, Chicago
One of the most well-known and mysterious cemetery markers in the Chicagoland area, as well as a personal favourite of ...
New Hampshire Telephone Museum
I’ve been pretty quiet on the blog these last few months. Sorry about that. You know, life…it happens. In case ...
Hudson Motor Car Company, Michigan
It’s a well-known fact that Michigan is known for cars. More than 2.3 million cars and trucks rolled off Michigan ...
Walt Disney Family Museum in San Francisco
More than half of British tourists visit the same destination each year. I like to call them “monogamous travelers” as ...
National Museum Scotland
Due to the small number of cadavers available for anatomical study in British medical schools during the early 19th century, ...
A set of sixty miniature heads – Science Museum, London
A set of sixty miniature heads for the use of phrenology; Manchester, England; ca. 1831. Science Museum, London Phrenology is ...
Liberty Bell of the West, Illinois
Although John Adams wanted Independence Day to be celebrated on July 2 because that’s when Congress approved independence from Britain ...
Hearthstone House in Appleton, Wisconsin
If you’ve read this blog long enough, then you already know how much I love historic house museums (read my ...
