Weekly @PhotosOfThePast Twitter digest w/c 2018-02-23

Gertrude Elizabeth Blott, b Apr 1850. 1/6th plate relievo ambrotype. Isn't she gorgeous? https://t.co/ZMRsCouz2L ->
It's certainly not beach weather in the UK this weekend, but this little sixth-plate tintype of a goat drawn beach… https://t.co/l3p3QEy2FL ->
RT @NPGLondon: #LewisCarroll is best known for his novel #AlicesAdventuresinWonderland but did you know his great contribution to photograp… ->
RT @UkNatArcRes: Help @UkNatArchives unlock collections as #data: we are offering a new 6-month postdoctoral research fellowship, funded by… ->
If anyone is not familiar with the work of Lewis Hine, this is a good intro, with stunning examples https://t.co/FBmN6sxCie ->
Spellbinding image from the @I_W_M collections of five soldiers and a priest removing statues from the shell damage… https://t.co/cwQA7eAazM ->
RT @I_W_M: Many First World War munitions factories had women's football teams. Here you can see members of the 'Palmers Munitionettes' tea… ->
"I'm six from the left on the fourth row from the bottom. What do you think of it?" Battery A. 183rd (Hampstead) Ho… https://t.co/rGffNjNsGu ->
The initials appear to be EH or perhaps EA but this doesn't match any name or regiment of any other cards in this b… https://t.co/PtmgtVYjLr in reply to PhotosOfThePast ->
"His Dream" #WW1 #FWW #innocence https://t.co/Pc4GgJUTxQ ->
RT @PhotosOfThePast: "I'm six from the left on the fourth row from the bottom. What do you think of it?" Battery A. 183rd (Hampstead) Howit… ->