- Someone must be able to identify the mystery gateway shown in this British photo ca 1870? http://t.co/SUBQpCGQ #
- I don't often post commercial links but William Johnson's Etsy shop is a real treasure trove (and superb descriptions) http://t.co/0DwVLo8A #
- It's beginning to look a lot like Christmas. Next two images from On This Day In History … #
- Norland Nursing Home Christmas tree 16 Dec 1939 (and a fine Santa) by Sam Hood – from @statelibrarynsw http://t.co/9ch3RPgd #
- Horse drawn cart laden with huge Christmas trees in Waterford, Ireland – from @NLIreland http://t.co/iwu7V8XH #
- And a bonus 3rd Christmas image … #
- Carts full of turkeys queuing on the quays in Waterford city #otdih 16 December 1907 http://t.co/tKtd1Jf3 – another fine @NLIreland image #
- Interesting article on daguerreotype conservation > RT @sciam: Early Daguerreotype Photographs Get Cloudy on Display http://t.co/rxbphVZt #
- Another mystery solved: http://t.co/kx2xjYbL = Pandavleni Caves, India (http://t.co/dMRl7CIi). Thanks to @anushayadav & @indianmemory #
- New photo: Young cricketers, Durham school, 1800s: whatsthatpicture posted a photo:
One of many images that… http://t.co/RVWDFIwD #
- New photo: Wells cathedral, by Francis Bedford: whatsthatpicture posted a photo:
One of many images that I … http://t.co/eZMpneZS #
- If you wonder what @EastmanHouse is, and what they do, here's a great place to start (6 mins well spent!) http://t.co/aKTKg2Lo #
- New photo: British canal scene – mystery location: whatsthatpicture posted a photo:
I rather over 'enhamced'… http://t.co/cDI1LnMK #
- "We don't like you" – superb girls' classroom scene ca 1900? http://t.co/0bAKJn5l #
- Possibly the most changed 'then & now' image I've ever posted on @Historypin – Brentford Dock ca 1900 http://t.co/7zUPe9ij #
- Also a great story of having an image online for years with few clues, then someone suggests a specialist forum … http://t.co/h8XWTpFG #
- And the irony is that it turns out to be a (much changed) location just 2 miles from home that I know very well http://t.co/h8XWTpFG #
- What boy wouldn't want one of these? Toy wooden aeroplanes made for Christmas #otdih 18 Dec 1934 via @statelibrarynsw http://t.co/euAmCcr0 #
- Wow, I think @TWArchives 1924 toy plane http://t.co/EObFYzTX beats the ones from @statelibrarynsw yesterday! http://t.co/Fniho2Wm #otdih #
- New photo: Flickr to Findery exporter tool: whatsthatpicture posted a photo:
I was investigating Findery, th… http://t.co/8F7o7X5A #
- 1900s analogue equivalent of a Skype video chat "I'll write my reply on a photo of me reading your last reply …" http://t.co/hTya6Z2m #
- Something quite magical about using this digital world to bring specific very personal events like this back to life http://t.co/hTya6Z2m #
- A nice succinct post on how Kodak got its name (via @FinderyHQ ) http://t.co/b8qBXIah #
- Very bizarre > RT @thanatos_net: "Creeper".. an 1880s tintype from my collection. http://t.co/IFj54UI1 #
- Have your modern digital shots converted into wet plate 'digitypes'. You have to agree with the title of this post … http://t.co/c7ttz1V1 #
- RT @sommecourt: Great War Photos – Finding Findery: Photo Sharing Website @FinderyHQ http://t.co/znsKL0Jf #
- RT @PhotoDetective: Love Daguerreotypes? Explore the Daguerreian Society's online gallery archive http://t.co/64DJDMmB #
- Barwick Ford, Hertfordshire. Family outing 1969 – http://t.co/UgenGqs0 Van getting washed away in flooding today – http://t.co/uMOWP3JX #
- I have more WW1 images, but very few that have verified locations. Can you shed any light on any? http://t.co/WxuRg0dY #
- That was for @sommecourt … I have more WW1 images, but very few have verified locations. Can you shed light on any? http://t.co/WxuRg0dY #
- Some great images from the 'Big Freeze' of 1962 – http://t.co/WheD9BU0 #
- "In 1912, Americans Waged War Against the Giving of Useless Xmas Gifts" – I plan to resurect SPUG worldwide! http://t.co/1gREdZ8X #
