Not That Doctor - Doctor TET
Random Thoughts from a Girl from Mars
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Make a Free Little Library for the Neighborhood - My Modern Metropolis
And there’s a TARDIS library! This is a great idea.
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For all my future TARDIS related projects.
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Every day.
Except now they tell me, “1998.” And I’m like, “And you’re potty trained? That’s wonderful.”
Yet another reminder why Miranda is one of my favorite shows.
(Source: echofades)
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From the 1932 Atlas of the Historical Geography of the United States, these maps paint the picture of transportation in the 1800s.
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This remarkable photograph shows the then oldest living ex-slave, Mrs. Sally Fickland, viewing the Emancipation Proclamation in the Freedom Train at Philadelphia, on September 17, 1947. This moving image reminds us of the importance of exhibition lighting policies to control both the intensity and duration of light exposure. The National Archives carefully limits the light exposure of this landmark document to ensure that it survives for future generations to see. Emancipation Proclamation, RG 11, ARC # 299998.
The National Archives is commemorating the 150th Anniversary of the signing of the Emancipation Proclamation with a special display of the original document at the National Archives Building in Washington, DC, from Sunday, December 30, to Tuesday, January 1. This will include extended viewing hours, inspirational music, a dramatic reading of the Emancipation Proclamation, and family activities and entertainment for all ages.
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In their cage ready to go to Blacksburg. Think they’ll be missed?
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Policy researcher,Doctor Who fan, pop culture connoisseur, Converse wearer, and @thelyrictheatre volunteer.
