Step back in time as Ellison Bronze brings history to life! Our team recently revitalized the iconic doors of the McKean County Court House, breathing new life into these historic gems installed way back in 1937. Read more into this story here: https://ow.ly/sJfV50T4b5L
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They say no good deed goes unpunished, but when it comes to title searching, we tend to disagree. 🏡 A big thanks to our friend Joseph A Grabas, CTP, NTP, New Jersey title searcher extraordinaire, for sending us a few copies of his new book "Owning New Jersey: Historic Tales of War, Property Disputes & the Pursuit of Happiness." Congrats, Joe! 👏 #propertydisputes #njrealestate #landuselaw #njlanduselaw #localgovernmentlaw
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Thank you for using your platform Craig Foster AM to provide education to a wider audience on Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander history here in Australia. At 15 Times Better we know that educating your people on ‘The Why’ is key to developing and activating a strategy that will accelerate your company’s impact. If you don’t feel like the effort and resources being devoted to closing the gaps are delivering tangible, measurable outcomes, it might be time to evaluate your reconciliation activities and make sure the next few years those resources can be maximised to provide the greatest impact your business can have. Over the past 3 years, we’ve helped more than 50 companies understand their ‘Why’ - if you know your company is unclear, don’t hesitate to get in touch with us at 15 Times Better. enquiry@15timesbetter.com.au #FirstNations #Accelerate #Impact #Education #Reconcilaition
Craig Foster AM LLB HonLLD. 419th Mantilda. 40th Captain. Member, Australian Multicultural Council. Adjunct Professor, Sport & Social Responsibility. Broadcaster. Social justice and human rights campaigner #SaveHakeem
In Bathurst for a very important corroboree to commemorate the bicentenary of this day in 1824 when martial law was imposed on the Wiradjuri people in Bathurst. This is the first corroboree on top of Mount Panorama for many, many decades. Here to learn about the colony-sanctioned slaughter of Aboriginal people in this area as part of what’s now known as the ‘frontier wars.’ The Wiradjuri call it the ‘homeland wars’ since it was their home. Today’s a good day to read about what happened, learn more about our shared history. And historical truths we were never taught. Only through truth and understanding can we heal and come together.
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Do you know the history of Waverley Gate, dating back to 1861? Find out more here about the different stages of Waverley Gate's existence: https://lnkd.in/eASTG2Ms).
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By 200 AD, the Etruscans were using gold and other materials to create crowns and bridges. Gold crowns and “veneers” were placed on teeth both as a treatment for tooth decay and as a way to display wealth and luxury. https://lnkd.in/dQYEy3cS. When did people start wearing crowns? At least as early as the Old Kingdom (2675–2170 b.c.e.), kings wore nine different crowns. These crowns probably represented different aspects of the king's office. Similar crowns appeared in the coronation of Hatshepsut (1478–1458 b.c.e.) and of Ptolemy V (209–180 b.c.e.). https://lnkd.in/dqud4ZN2.). Does the Crown have any power? The monarch takes little direct part in government. The authority to use the sovereign's formal powers is almost all delegated, either by statute or by convention, to ministers or officers of the Crown, or other public bodies" do you remember I posted about hats and this accessory was part of the definition of social level? What about the crown is the crown a symbol of power?
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May 7th, 2024...Vote for Larry Bish as State Delegate of Knight Township, Vanderburgh County, Indiana. As an American, Purple Heart veteran, constitutional conservative, Christian, anti-communist, and master electrician, I uphold the Bill of Rights, U.S. Constitution, and the principles of life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. I stand for the rule of law, no birthright citizenship, limited government, limited taxation, English as the official language, term limits, age limits, America first, and the teaching of civics and history.
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On the Stanley Gibbons Blog now! BISHOP POSTMARKS – AN INTRODUCTORY GUIDE TO THE WORLD’S FIRST POSTAL MARKS AND THEIR IMITATORS Learn about the fascinating history of the world’s first postal marks and their imitators in this preview extract from Gibbons Stamp Monthly. https://lnkd.in/e5hhnP_w And scroll down to Sign Up to receive the latest updates direct to your inbox!
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118 years ago - in June 1906 – Congress signed the Antiquities Act into law! Since then, 18 Presidents (9 Republicans and 9 Democrats) have used its power to create National Monuments. National monuments protect our country's historic landmarks or objects of scientific and cultural interest for generations to come. They also boost local economies and help support diverse communities. Check out Pitkin County Commissioner, Greg Poschman, talk about the impact national monuments, especially Camp Hale-Continental Divide, have had on Colorado and learn more about the state-specific impacts of national monuments at https://lnkd.in/gmesntyv
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In this new video lesson from Sari Beth Rosenberg, learn about the life and legacy of Coretta Scott King, a pivotal leader in the civil rights movement and a tireless advocate for peace, equality and justice. Learn more on AFT's Share My Lesson: https://lnkd.in/guUvGuxS
