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Preakness Stakes
Triple Crown Winners
Belmont Stakes
Health World
Triple Crown
Preakness
Thoroughbred
Celebrity Entertainment
Kentucky Derby
The life of Penny Chenery: The prominent woman in horse racing who owned 1973 Triple Crown winner Secretariat
The life of Penny Chenery: The prominent woman in horse racing who owned 1973 Triple Crown winner Secretariat
an old man holding three small dogs and a cat
Very Small Dogs
Baby Snoopy
Work Boxes
Yorkie Dogs
Yorkie Puppy
Creature Comforts
Big Heart
Small Dog
Beautiful Dogs
Smoky - The Tiniest War Hero
Bill Wynne holding Smoky Too and Sadie.
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Donald Robertson
1930's Style
William Powell
Carole Lombard
Ginger Rogers
Jean Harlow
The Funeral
Joan Crawford
Film Actress
The tangled tale of Jean Harlow, her dead husband and a woman found drowned in Sacramento
Jean Harlow being assisted from her house by her step-father Mario Bello and a relative Donald Robertson on her way to the funeral of her husband Paul Bern, who was found shot dead at his Beverly Hills home in 1932.
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Los Angeles
Haunted Hollywood
1930s Men
Man Eater
Gunshot Wound
Celebrity Cars
Loretta Young
Howard Hughes
Lana Turner
The tangled tale of Jean Harlow, her dead husband and a woman found drowned in Sacramento
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Kentucky
Tuskegee Institute
Fayette County
After Graduation
Study Architecture
Famous Black
Iconic Buildings
Lest We Forget
To Study
Kirkpatrick & Co. on Instagram: "Vertner Woodson Tandy 1887-1949 Perhaps the most famous Black architect hailing from Kentucky never practiced here, yet his family’s legacy still bears a mark on Lexington. Vertner Woodson Tandy was born to Henry and Emma Tandy in 1887. Henry Tandy, formerly enslaved in Estill County, was a skillful mason who quickly became a masterful contractor of some of the most iconic buildings in the city, including the Lexington Opera House and the Old Fayette County Courthouse. Henry Tandy was widely recognized as the richest African American in Kentucky at the time. No doubt Henry’s work influenced Vertner’s aspirations, leading him to study architecture first at the famed Tuskegee Institute, and later at Cornell. After graduation, Tandy became the first register
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Pantomime
Les Goonies
Fashion Evolution
Sundance Kid
Steel Worker
Rare Historical Photos
Anna Nicole Smith
Mata Hari
Reine Elizabeth
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John Adams
Joseph Nicéphore Niépce
Origin Of Species
Annie Oakley
Billy The Kid
Leo Tolstoy
Andrew Jackson
Harriet Tubman
Fascinating Historical Figures That We’re Lucky To Have Photos Of
Fascinating Historical Figures That We’re Lucky To Have Photos Of - Past Factory
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Hair
Tokyo
Prison Mugshots
Tokyo Rose
Mug Shot
The Words
A Woman
Mug
Black And White
Tokyo Rose: The Woman Wrongfully Convicted of Treason
Tokyo Rose: The Woman Wrongfully Convicted of Treason | Courthouse News Service
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Washington State
She Left
New York Magazine
To My Mother
Apple News
Losing Her
My Mother
I Said
Beautiful Landscapes
“I Said to My Mother, ‘Did You See the Blood?’” — New York Magazine
“I Said to My Mother, ‘Did You See the Blood?’”
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Civil Rights
Civil Rights Movement
Selma Alabama
Presidential Libraries
United States History
Today In History
March 7
Supreme Court
Black People
Grandfather clause | Purpose & Facts
grandfather clause | Purpose & Facts | Britannica
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African American History
Sojourner Truth Quotes
Women Freedom
Sojourner Truth
Smithsonian Institution
National Portrait Gallery
Portrait Gallery
History Facts
Womens Rights
Ida, Maya, Rosa, Harriet: The Power in Our Names (Published 2020)
Ida, Maya, Rosa, Harriet: Juneteenth and the Power in Our Names - The New York Times
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Woodstock Fashion
Woodstock Concert
Flower Power Fashion
Rebellious Fashion
Woodstock 1969
Latin Music
Youth Culture
Photos Of Women
Woodstock’s Wonderful Women – Photographs of Unrestrained Femininity
Woodstock’s Wonderful Women – Photographs of Unrestrained Femininity | Page 34 of 39 | History10 | Page 34
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Wierd Facts
Cool Science Facts
History Facts Interesting
Mind Blowing Facts
Interesting History
Historical Pictures
Funny Tweets
Social Science