- Sat, 16:40: RT @SydneyTheatreCo: It’s closing night for Così’s Sydney season. What a cast, what a team, what a show! We hope you had the chance to witn…
- Sat, 16:44: RT @FabulousWeird: Snow resting on a stone structure in an odd way https://t.co/rRo4zvFiiB
- Sat, 16:48: RT @18thCent_Kitty: #FridayNightFrills 18th Century Court suit and waistcoat, looks like it has been embroidered with delicate dandelions,…
- Sat, 16:51: RT @18thCent_Kitty: #FridayNightFrills 18th Century men's court coat, 1775-1789 via @metmuseum https://t.co/6qHKm1PaL4
- Sat, 16:56: RT @StuartHumphryes: This ancient, faded, parchment-like photograph is thought to be the oldest ever photo of St Paul's Cathedral, taken ac…
- Sat, 16:58: RT @FIDMMuseum: #RogerVivier c. 1963 ‘pied de chèvre’ heels in green and black with jeweled vamp; certainly fitting for this festive season…
- Sat, 17:03: RT @MoviesSilently: Hollywood: Medieval means everyone is drab and has messy hair and leather is inexplicably common for britches. Medieva…
- Sat, 17:04: RT @robnitm: Old Compton Street in 1966 https://t.co/SyKOG2BCYv
- Sat, 17:06: RT @NHMLA: While our experts look into identifying your waterbird gift, we hope our friends at the @GettyMuseum enjoy this Zuni Fetish carv…
- Sat, 17:15: RT @whatgrandmawore: The last two days have been really miserable for me. I think everyone needs a bit of light in this doom and gloom, so…
- Sat, 17:15: RT @naagovau: Hostesses at Australia’s Expo 67 pavilion in Montreal. The pavilion was designed by James Maccormick. The curved beams are Ta…
- Sat, 17:23: RT @18thCent_Kitty: #FridayNightFrills 18th Century Court Mantua, rear view showcasing the fantastic rococo style silk embroidery, 1740-174…
- Sat, 17:25: RT @AuschwitzMuseum: Support our mission of commemoration online and let the world know that we are here. Please, encourage people to follo…
- Sat, 17:26: RT @SirWilliamD: Consett in 1974 by Don McCullin. Six years later the Tories closed the steelworks and turned it into a wasteland. People h…
- Sat, 17:27: RT @batashoemuseum: These may be from the 19th century but we are still looking at it this year's holiday shoe inspiration✨ #FashionFriday…
- Sat, 17:28: RT @kateStrasdin: Intricate ruching creates a fall of royal blue chiffon created in the mid #1930s by @NinaRicci. The high collar nestles t…
- Sat, 20:13: RT @naagovau: Hats in the latest styles displayed in a 1911 edition of Everylady’s Journal. Any favourites? NAA: A1336, 1840 https://t.co/…
- Sat, 20:18: RT @Peter_Fox59: When in drought our bird bath doubles a Kangaroo trough. Joey was just a bit too short, but thirst won out & standing on t…
- Sat, 20:19: RT @drapedinhistory: 18th Century style on a 20th Century beauty. Sir Oswald Birley painted this portrait of his wife Rhoda Vava Mary Lecky…
- Sat, 20:25: These photos perfectly illustrate the situation, very like how much I moved into my corner desk over 5 years, and w… https://t.co/2ca4Gc2Hyw
- Sat, 20:26: RT @sakshiaravind: @ParrotOfTheDay @philtastro Caught a pair preening themselves in even light yesterday - absolutely majestic sight! https…
- Sat, 20:29: RT @FullAsMuchHeart: When it's late at night and you're supposed to be asleep but instead you're just awake being anxious and remembering t…
- Sat, 20:33: RT @HamillHimself: As the end draws near-I can't tell you how much fun it was to: A) Be ridiculed in Mad magazine B) Romance Miss Piggy C)…
- Sat, 22:50: RT @statelibrarynsw: On the 2nd day of #Christmas my Library gave to me… Two prawns a sipping. #12DaysOfXmas https://t.co/T0efErh03A http…
