Smithsonian Magazine1d
The Daring 19th-Century Reformers Who Sought to End Prostitution by Offering Financial and Emotional Support to Urban Sex Workers
Led entirely by women, the American Female Moral Reform Society gave material aid to those in need and pushed for men to be ...
PHILADELPHIA.Today on MSN13h
19th-Century, Frank-Weise-Designed Carriage House Hits Market in Rittenhouse Square for $3.5M
A stunningly transformed 19th-century carriage house, a true architectural gem in Rittenhouse Square, has hit the ...
The Secret to Good Lawyering Lies in 19th Century Cryptology
Opinion: Reichman Jorgensen's Adam Adler explains how Kerckhoff’s Principle from cryptology can provide an invaluable lesson ...
Meet Williamina Fleming, a 19th-century Scottish maid who became an astronomer
Fleming made major scientific discoveries and belonged to the Harvard Computers, a team of women who processed astronomical ...
Fears 19th Century canal could start to run dry in days
There are fears one of Wales' most popular canals could start to dry up within a week, prompting calls for the Welsh ...
19th Century Whickham school proposed for demolition for houses
Use precise geolocation data and actively scan device characteristics for identification. This is done to store and access ...
The Post-Journal16h
Fenton To Host 19th Century Potteries Presentation
The Fenton History Center in Jamestown will host Vince Martonis, Hanover historian, for a PowerPoint program on the 19th ...
Critical minerals processing will be the equivalent of 19th-century oil refineries—at a Rockefeller moment
Amid the race to secure mineral deposits—including in Ukraine and Greenland—the smartest players see a different opportunity.
The Hereford Times1d
19th-century Herefordshire farmhouse to be demolished
A 19th-century farmhouse in Credenhill is set to be demolished. The two-storey Lower House, owned by Mr and Mrs Brown, is located on Station Road and was built in the mid-19th century. Plans for its ...
MinnPost4d
Minnesota’s governors’ 19th Century unrestricted power to pardon
Minnesota’s governors enjoyed power to pardon, or commute the sentence of anyone convicted of a crime in state courts.