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Happy Father’s Day

Father and son on a Sunday afternoon, 1943. Public Domain (U.S. Library of Congress, digital id#fsa 8d19170) — Father and son on a Sunday afternoon, 1943.
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father and son Father's Day Sunday afternoon World War II

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Header images:Red Christmas Presents by Petr Kratochvil,Winter Berry by Anna Langova,Snack For Santa by Vera Kratochvil,Outdoor Christmas Decorations by Petr Kratochvil,Christmas Time In The City by Alex Grichenko,Red Cardinal Pointsetta Wreath by Kim Newberg,Red Bird Decoration by Petr Kratochvil,Lampost by David Wagner,Merry Christmas! By Larisa Koshkina,Christmas Lantern by Petr Kratochvil Christmas Lighting by George Hodan,Happy New Year by Larisa Koshkina

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Remembering History: Irish Rising 24 April 1916 April 24, 2024
On Easter Monday 24 April 1916 Irish nationalists along with some 1.600 followers seized government buildings in Dublin seeking the ouster of Britain from Ireland. It was planned by Patrick Pearse, Tom Clarke and others in the Irish Republican Brotherhood and was part of a larger group called Irish Volunteers. The Irish Volunteers had around […]
Olympic Departure Delayed Over Lifeboats (24 April 1912) April 24, 2024
In the wake of the Titanic sinking, all passenger ships were equipped with lifeboats for everyone aboard. Olympic, like her sister ship, did not have enough lifeboats but they were quickly added for her upcoming departure from Southampton on 24 April 1912. 40 collapsible lifeboats (all second-hand) had come from troopships. However, there was concern […]

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