enigmaticpenguinofdeath: There’s a fascinating article on Slate entitled “Murder in Miniature - One woman’s ghastly dollhouse dioramas turned crime scene investigation into a science”. It’s about Frances Glessner Lee, an American millionaire

enigmaticpenguinofdeath: There’s a fascinating article on Slate entitled “Murder in Miniature - One woman’s ghastly dollhouse dioramas turned crime scene investigation into a science”. It’s about Frances Glessner Lee, an American millionaire

Oldworldinventions: 1974: Phone Butler Answering Machine

The-Gasoline-Station: The First Ferris Wheel From The 1893 World Columbian Exposition In Chicago 1893.

Oldworldinventions: 1954: Car Record Player

Oldworldinventions: 1920(S): Treadmill

Oldworldinventions: 1903: Miniature Pigeon Cameras.

Back-Then: Central Park. 1900

Boomerstarkiller67: 70S Videosphere

Stuffmomnevertoldyou: Patti Mcgee, The World’s First Female Professional Skateboarder.

Midcenturymodernfreak: 1970S Future…From 1961 Tv Viewers Of The 1970S Will See Their Programs On Sets Quite Different From Today’s, If Designs Now Being Worked Out Are Developed. At The Home Furnishings Market In Chicago, Illinois, On June 21, 1961,

Oldworldinventions: 1890: “This Is The First Known Photograph Ever Taken Of A Surfer. Surfing Was Banned In Hawaii By Missionaries In The 1700S For Its “Ungodliness,” But Fortunately The Natives Didn’t Pay Much Heed To That Decree.”

Did-You-Kno: Barack Obama Is The First Sitting Us President To Publish A Scientific Paper. The Paper, Titled “United States Health Care Reform: Progress To Date And Next Steps,” Was Published In The Journal Of The American Medical Association

V-Ersacrum: Frederic Leighton, Bacchante (Detail), 1895

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