- Thu, 17:44: RT @timritchie: Autumnal colour in dawn clouds on Sydney Harbour. https://t.co/3dSqRc3HhL
- Thu, 17:48: RT @drapedinhistory: From underpinnings to outerwear, day dresses to evening gowns, this little film showed 1930s women just how to be at t…
- Thu, 18:03: RT @fakehistoryhunt: Sometime in 1930s Germany someone thought that they should make a little booklet about the dangers of electricity. I b…
- Thu, 18:22: RT @teamswiftparrot: I think we can all agree that the orange flavour red flowering gum is the best one https://t.co/OjyQt4RGAK
- Fri, 05:07: RT @archivetvmus71: Time to dip back into UFO. https://t.co/kyjLAhuB5i
- Fri, 05:26: RT @AshmoleanMuseum: We're back with series two of our Museum Secrets podcast! Learn about a jaunty duck, historical drinking games, an anc…
- Fri, 05:39: RT @RabalFrancesco: Berenice Abbott, New York City, 1938 https://t.co/QRz0thbn0j
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Mon, 13:44: RT @ MrTimDunn: Wouldn’t the world be such a more interesting place - if only more of us felt able to ask & show & tell…
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Sun, 18:59: RT @ met_greekroman: Glass beaker, 1st half of 1st century A.D. https://t.co/FyfztfkVBb #metmuseum #themet…
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Sat, 13:16: RT @ CSIRO: Yes, it's true what they say, better the (thorny) devil you know. 😈 The sharp spine of the thorny devil makes it…
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