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Not just Cards and Flowers: The 1st 'Mother's Day for Peace' was Held in New York in 1872

Greenville, Mass. (Special to Informed Comment - Feature) - The 19th century origins of Mother’s Day differ vastly in spirit … ....

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History Lesson: Fighting Belle Case La Follette

Even if Belle Case La Follette wasn't part of one of Wisconsin’s most famous couples, history would have still learned her name. ....

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Trailblazing women of history are brought to life in colorized photographs dating back to the 1800s

Colourized images showcase some of history s trailblazing women including abolitionists and suffragists
One portrait showcased Ellen A. O Grady who was elected to be first female police commissioner in New York
Activist Lucy Burns - known for her work both in the UK and US - is pictured in Occoquan Workhouse
Also pictured is Harriet Tubman in 1911 - who helped to free the slaves - and abolitionist and women s rights activist Sojourner Truth pictured in 1864 ....

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San Francisco has a hidden castle with underground caverns and, maybe, ghosts

San Francisco has a hidden castle with underground caverns and, maybe, ghosts
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Albion Castle in Hunter s Point was built as a brewery in the 1870s by John Hamlyn Burnell, an English brewer.Albion Castle/CourtesyShow MoreShow Less
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Albion Castle in Hunter s Point was built as a brewery in the 1870s by John Hamlyn Burnell, an English brewer.Albion Castle/CourtesyShow MoreShow Less
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Albion Castle in Hunter s Point was built as a brewery in the 1870s by John Hamlyn Burnell, an English brewer.Albion Castle/CourtesyShow MoreShow Less
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A 1915 view of some of the buildings at the Albion Brewery (today the Albion Castle) in Hunter s Point. The sign on the far left reads ALBION ALE. OpenSFHistory / wnp36.00762.jpgShow MoreShow Less ....

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Prince Philip's sisters shown in portraits captured by America's earliest news picture agency

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Incredible photographs taken by one of America s earliest news picture agencies have emerged, with Titanic survivors, teenage suffragettes and even royalty among the images.
The pictures were produced and gathered for worldwide distribution by George Grantham Bain through his Bain News Service.
The service was established in 1898 by Bain, who was known as the father of photographic news , in New York City and worked to accumulate photographs of newsworthy events which could then be distributed to newspapers around the world.
Among the images is a photograph of 13-year-old suffragette Fay Hubbard proudly showing a young boy propaganda whilst wearing a bag labelled American Suffragette. ....

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