thehermitage: Quinault woman with traditional woven hat 1913 from The Textile Blog

thehermitage: Quinault woman with traditional woven hat 1913 from The Textile Blog

Fyeah-History: Eleanor Of Aquitaineeleanor Of Aquitaine (French: Aliénor D’aquitaine; Éléonore De Guyenne; 1122 Or 1124 – 1 April 1204) Was One Of The Wealthiest And Most Powerful Women In Western Europe During The High Middle Ages, A Member Of

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Maudelynn: Natalie Wood By Wallace Seawell C.1957

Im-A-Kittycat: “So My Amazing Daughter, Emma, Turned 5 Last Month, And I Had Been Searching Everywhere For New-Creative Inspiration For Her 5Yr Pictures. I Noticed Quite A Pattern Of So Many Young Girls Dressing Up As Beautiful Disney Princesses, No

Thereal1990S: I-R3Fus3-2-Sinkk: Full House (1994)

Fastcompany: Charles Dickens Was A Proponent Of Strict Routine—And Walking. He Worked From 9.A.m. To 2.P.m, Without Fail, And Needed Complete Silence. At 2.P.m. He Would Go For A 3-Hour Walk And Returned, The Book Notes, Bursting With Energy And Ideas.

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Sinkling: Untitled By Buiu On Flickr.

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Fyeah-History: Meri Te Tai Mangakāhia, A Member Of The Kotahitanga Movement In The 1890S, Who Argued That Women Should Have Equal Voting Rights In The Māori Parliamentmeri Te Tai Mangakahia (22 May 1868 – 10 October 1920) Was A Campaigner For Women’s

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