Blog of the Library of Congress.

Traveling and exhuming the extraordinary past.

On this blog you will find some light reading and fun facts about the 19th century. No heavy academic research but mostly info, pictures, and links on, for example, famous people, art, architecture, music, literature, and fashion, and also some movie and

From a little Kajkavian Croatian village in Hungary to New York City and beyond.

campaigning my waste of time

It seemed that out of battle I escaped down some profound dull tunnel, long since scooped through granites which titanic wars had groined. A blog of anecdotes and articles about the first World War, centering on 8th Battalion, AIF.

Egyptology news from around the world.

Archaeology, anthropology, science, and skepticism.

Here you will find (from time to time) a selection from my collection ""antique and classic photographic images"".

Nineteenth-century Britain through the looking glass.

Welcome to Buckles Blog. This site is for the discussion of circus history all over the world.

But what they ignore is that attraction is not love and love is definitely not ... Love is not attraction between to people, love is eternal ...

The interpretation of the famous women of the Bible by artists from the late Gothic and the Renaissance till the 20th century. Judith, Salome, Hagar, Tamar, Esther, Rebecca…

Heartstarters for the hungry mind.

Daily snapshots of historic New York City.

A blog celebrating the history of technology and creative genius over the centuries.

Early medievalist's thoughts and ponderings.

A blog and podcast featuring vintage old time radio broadcasts directly transferred from original transcriptions with a focus on rare, seldom heard series and programs.

Cliopatria is a history group blog which is a hub for history blogging on the internet.

Everything about Europe