Jousting or Lacrosse? What deserves the title of Maryland's Official Sport? It depends who you ask... #MDHistory https://t.co/WRDWsZ0sQR Jousting or Lacrosse? What deserves the title of Maryland's Official Sport? It depends who you ask... #MDHistory https://t.co/WRDWsZ0sQR …
— Kenneth Samson (@PangurBanC) May 24, 2022
Columbus looks immensely vast in this 1872 depiction of the city. Your attention will likely be drawn towards the Capitol building which is today known as Ohio Statehouse. See the incredible detail here: https://t.co/HGmAqcP6OZ https://t.co/8z426Xa2hI Columbus looks immensely…
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Today in 1844 Morse dispatched the first telegraphic message—Bible, Numbers 23:23—from DC to Baltimore. This map shows the telegraph lines and stations in and around the US in 1851—including the first experimental line used. #otd https://t.co/M2XL0itVls https://t.co/nB2Fkd2ycH…
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InSight's Final Selfie via NASA https://t.co/0LAGXThmwA https://t.co/EdhwBcApZP
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Today in History - May 24 https://t.co/DUd9DMNOQ8 On May 24, 1844, Samuel F. B. Morse dispatched the first telegraphic message over an experimental line from Washington, D.C. to Baltimore. Continue reading. Click here to search Today in History for other historic moments.
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Quote of the Day: "Either move or be moved." - Ezra Pound
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This map from 1857 depicts railroad lines within US, but what may be just as interesting are the timely advertisements printed around the border. These include everything from a carriage manufacturer to a lithography business. Explore for yourself: https://t.co/t05BOQbbjH …
— Kenneth Samson (@PangurBanC) May 23, 2022