Twentieth Century

A History Of Soft Drinks
by bgpappa
Pennhurst State School and Mental Hospital...
by gritty50
Passing of Harry Patch Last British Army...
by Chuck
Living through the Blitz - how British...
by LondonGirl
Death of Henry Allingham - Veteran of World...
by Chuck
World war 1 A Day in the Trenches
by jimmythejock
When a Titan Fell Two Miles Deep
by lxxy
World War 1 1914-1918
by jimmythejock

Build up to World War 1
by jimmythejock
U S Navy NC-4 - First Plane to Fly Across...
by Chuck
We're Here Because We're Here
by CJStone
Travel, Nostalgia and the Summer of 1969...
by Rik Ravado
Adolf Hitler: Third Reich Founder-Pictorial...
by shamelabboush
World War 1 Christmas in the Trenches
by jimmythejock
Christmas in a War Zone - From a World War...
by Chuck
Dulce Et Decorum Est...
by marcofratelli

World War 1 Trench Warfare
by jimmythejock
World War 1: The Scuttling of the German...
by Hovalis
World War 2 Pearl Harbor
by jimmythejock
Operation Sealion - how Britain prepared for...
by LondonGirl
Remembering The Phone Booth
by Larry Ivey
Some Smoking War Tales
by Chuck
Plastic Money...and We're Not Talking About...
by Hovalis
World War 1 Trench Living
by jimmythejock

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If the world is suppose to end in 2012, shouldn't we stop the war and bring our soldiers home?

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The Temple of Seti I at Abydos

Mystery People of History – Omm Sety

Omm Sety is one of the many Mystery People of History. She started life as an ordinary little girl in Edwardian England and ended her life in Abydos among the ruins of the... keep reading →

World war 1 A Day in the Trenches

by jimmythejock

Apart from dodging bullets and avoiding death from enemy shells, there was a daily routine in the trenches of World War 1. It started 1 hour before dawn with the morning... keep reading →

The Tower Bridge Is The Formal Entrance Into California's State Capitol

Sacramento's Tower Bridge

On a cold December day in 1935, thousands of the citizens of Sacramento, California gathered at the end of M Street to celebrate the dedication of their city's new landmark.... keep reading →

World War 2 Pearl Harbor

by jimmythejock

On the 7th of December 1941 at 7:53 am Japanese warplanes attacked the American fleet as it lay at anchor in Pearl Harbor, the Naval base in Oahu in the Hawaiian Islands. 40... keep reading →

A Typical Inside Set

Remembering The Phone Booth

Remembering The Phone Booth What Ever Happened to Phone Booths? I realize that changeis a good thing. We should embrace it. You may not be oldenough to remember... keep reading →

Poster commemorating Armistice Day.

On the Eleventh Hour, of the Eleventh Day, in the Eleventh Month...

I'm making a special hub because today is Veteran's Day, once known as Armistice Day. When I was in the classroom I would start off by telling the students about the end... keep reading →

H.E.H.Mir Osman Ali Khan

The Great Personality of his times H.E.H.Mir Osman Ali Khan

Osman Ali Khan Bahadur Fateh Jung (April 8, 1886 - February 24, 1967) , His Exalted Highness (the British conferred this upon him), also named Fath Jang Nawab Mir Osman Ali... keep reading →

How To Survive The Coming US Financial Collapse

Lots of people do not really understand how these massive financial problems of today are going to impact them. We think that government will take care of the problem... keep reading →

The Candle in the Window

by Chuck

From earliest times to the present home has always been more than a simple shelter from the elements. Home also represents family and loved ones as well as a place where... keep reading →

The Imperial German Fleet at Scapa Flow, 1919.

World War 1: The Scuttling of the German Fleet at Scapa Flow

The German Fleet was interned at Scapa Flow, Britain's main North Sea Navy Port, and had been since soon after the surrender. 21st June 1919, Rear-Admiral Ludwig von Reuter... keep reading →

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