theoddmentemporium: Dummy Boards Dummy boards were life-sized wooden cut outs painted to resemble various figures found in upper-class homes between the 17th and 19th centuries. They would be stood in the corner of rooms and on darkened stairways to

theoddmentemporium: Dummy Boards Dummy boards were life-sized wooden cut outs painted to resemble various figures found in upper-class homes between the 17th and 19th centuries. They would be stood in the corner of rooms and on darkened stairways to

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Francinepefko: The Loneliest Whale In The World. In 2004, The New York Times Wrote An Article About The Loneliest Whale In The World. Scientists Have Been Tracking Her Since 1992 And They Discovered The Problem: She Isn’t Like Any Other Baleen

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Vintage-Royalty: History Meme- 2/2 Natural Disasters “I Could Not Speak. I Became Unconscious. I Could Not Open My Mouth Because Then I Smelled Something Terrible. I Heard My Daughter Snoring In A Terrible Way, Very Abnormal. I Collapsed And Fell…

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Joseph-Motherfucking-Biden: Sexual Orientation: Dead Historical Figures

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Fapoleon-Bonerparte: Laurel Leaf From The Laurel Wreath Used At The Coronation Of Napoleon I. Mounted In A Box Frame. Gold. Circa 1804. Martin-Guillaume Biennais (1764-1843). [Source]

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Theoddmentemporium: The Fairy Feller’s Master-Stroke The Fairy Feller’s Master-Stroke Is An Example Of A Fairy Painting, That Is, A Fantastical Painting Depicting Fairies And Other Fairy Tale Creatures In Extreme Detail, Painted By Richard Dadd Between

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