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1899 "going-away" dress. Worn by Elizabeth Holms-Kerr after her wedding.

These fab photos show the first 5 African-American women to arrive in Britain to serve in the American Red Cross, taken for Picture Post Magazine by photographer Gerti Deutsch. They arrived in Bristol in Oct 1942 to help run the ARC Club on Great George Street. (📸Getty/Hulton)

Tomorrow is International Women's Day. Let's honour the heroines, both known and unknown, who bravely resisted Nazism.

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Remembering Pamela Jordan, despatch rider with the Air Transport Auxiliary during WWII, on what would have been her 100th birthday.🎂🥂 Pamela sadly died earlier this year but is celebrated & remembered by so many. (Photo credit ATA Museum, please do not use without permission)

It’s not on Bodleian grounds, but if you’re strolling around Oxford or studying at the Law Library, English Faculty Library, or Social Sciences Library this weekend we strongly recommend a slight detour to admire the magnolia tree overhanging the walls of Holywell Manor.

Visited Pont du Gard this week- astounding aqueduct bridge that still stands. One of the greatest engineering feats from the Roman Empire!

National Fire Service female despatch riders - tasked with the 'job of keeping open NFS communications when telephones have been blitzed' - filmed in training during the Second World War. Film: IWM UKY 813 <1/2>

A cat walking through the corridor of the Girdle Wall at the Temple of Horus at Behdet (modern Edfu, Egypt), Ptolemaic Period, c. 237–57 BC. (Photographer: Nina Berry)

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This VE Day, I want you to remember these faces metro.co.uk/2025/05/08/thi… via Metro

Empire Aesthetics But you should credit the woman who colorized it, Marina Amaral Marina is not AI and colorizes these photos with painstaking historical research and artistry. No AI can match her. Posting this without credit is bush league. john jackson

Me: I’m gonna come back to Twitter with something profound. Also me: posts medieval rabbit knight riding a man-snail

Look, I don’t know how to come back to social media smoothly, so I’ll just say this: a man named Tsutomu Yamaguchi survived the atomic bombing of Hiroshima, dragged himself to an air-raid shelter, then took a train to his home in Nagasaki... and survived the atomic bombing there,