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Dry Scrubbing 1821
My name is Thomas Jennings, a lifelong free New York City resident and proud owner of one of the busiest tailor shops in Manhattan. In the late 1700s, I began a long apprenticeship that taught me the skills needed to excel in this essential craft. I’m well known throughout the elite of this city for my custom-fitted suits, shirts, and casual clothing. My little shop on Church Street is thriving. Fortunately for my clients, I’m also a curious person who enjoys solving problems.
By Mark Gagnon3 years ago in History
April 1775
The Barn Owl Inn was a popular location on the main road between Boston, Lexington, Concord, and Worcester. There was never a shortage of guests, regardless of the weather. Roadside inns and taverns like the Barn Owl were family-owned businesses which meant everyone in the family was required to help in order to make it work.
By Mark Gagnon3 years ago in History
The Artisan's Craft: Unveiling the Life of a Renaissance Sculptor
In the sprawling landscapes of the Renaissance era, a masterful occupation beckons—a calling rooted in the ability to shape dreams and aspirations into tangible forms. As the sun's gentle rays caress the bustling streets of Florence, the air is laden with the symphony of chisels meeting stone and molten bronze flowing into intricate molds. If I were born in this vibrant historical period, my destiny would undoubtedly lie within the enchanting realm of the Renaissance sculptor.
By Nitin Gabhe3 years ago in History
A Story of Trillionaires, Empires & The Richest Man Ever
In the world of immense wealth and fortunes, names like Elon Musk, Jeff Bezos, and Bill Gates often come to mind. With fortunes surpassing $100 billion, these individuals are undoubtedly wealthy. However, when we consider the impact of inflation, their wealth falls short of making them the richest individuals in history. Today, we embark on a journey through time to explore the lives of the richest people in history and how they amassed their unimaginably large fortunes.
By Franck Senpx3 years ago in History
The Battle for Castle Ita
Throughout history, humans have engaged in warfare, following a simple set of rules: one side initiates a fight, the other side retaliates, and the cycle continues until a resolution is reached. However, sometimes war unfolds in unexpected ways, leading to bizarre and extraordinary events. Such was the case on May 5, 1945, just three days before the end of World War II in Europe, when a peculiar battle took place at Castle Ita.
By Myke & Amy3 years ago in History
Pat Robertson: A Controversial Figure in American Christianity
Pat Robertson, the founder of the Christian Broadcasting Network (CBN) and host of "The 700 Club," has long been a prominent figure in American Christianity. Over the years, his views and actions have sparked controversy and polarized public opinion. With his outspoken nature and conservative stance on various social and political issues, Robertson has become both celebrated and criticized in equal measure.
By Joel Onuzurike3 years ago in History
Whispers of the Enchanted Meadow
Once upon a time in a faraway kingdom nestled within a land of mystical wonders, there existed an enchanting meadow hidden from the prying eyes of mortals. This meadow was no ordinary place; it was a realm where nature's magic thrived, where whispers carried ancient secrets, and where fantastical creatures roamed free.
By ahmad hemn3 years ago in History
The First Step
In the world of chess, few battles have captured the imagination and fascination of both players and spectators alike as the historic showdown between Garry Kasparov and Deep Blue. It was the ultimate clash of human intellect and artificial intelligence, a battle that would forever change the landscape of the game.
By Dawood Saleem3 years ago in History
The Real Peaky Blinders
Have you ever watched a TV show that had a profound impact beyond the screen, leaving its mark on popular culture? Shows like "Game of Thrones" and "Breaking Bad" come to mind, as they managed to capture the imagination of audiences and influence trends in unexpected ways. However, there's one show that not only garnered millions of viewers worldwide but also brought to light the existence of a real gang from Birmingham: the Peaky Blinders.
By Myke & Amy3 years ago in History
Would I have met Monet. Top Story - June 2023.
What if I was born in the USA in the 1890's. Marriage would not have been a necessity, but it would have been expected. I would have taken French in the American schools. Art and writing hobbies for girls, would have been accepted. A trip to France -would have been seen as an educational venture. To broaden my perspective of the world. But when I chose to remain in Paris, my family would have shown some concern.
By Antoinette L Brey3 years ago in History
