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• Miss Fisher’s Murder Mysteries

  

  Who doesn't love a really good Netflix binge? I know that I certainly do! We don't actually watch normal terrestrial television because ugh reality shows and... Read more

  The 02 July 2015 by   Mmeguillotine
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• Phryne Fisher Fashion

  

  I have now run out of Miss Fisher’s Murders episodes to watch and probably have one hell of a wait to endure before the third season of Phryne Fisher’s escapade... Read more

  The 22 July 2015 by   Mmeguillotine
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• Summer at Tickerage Mill

  

  Summer at Tickerage Mill Vivien Leigh's country estate, Notley Abbey, was sold in 1960 pending her divorce from Laurence Olivier. While on the hunt for a new... Read more

  The 17 July 2015 by   Kendrajbean
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• SIGNAL: The Life Magazine of Nazi Germany

  

  posted by author and historian Charles McCain http://charlesmccain.com/2015/07/signal-the-life-magazine-of-nazi-germany-2/ 1 August 1943, a helpful German... Read more

  The 09 July 2015 by   Sfalcont
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• Penny Dreadful

  

  As it’s well known that I am of a somewhat goth persuasion, it’s probably of absolutely NO SURPRISE to absolutely anyone that I am a massive fan of the series... Read more

  The 28 July 2015 by   Mmeguillotine
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• Postman's Park (19): G F Watts on Display

  

  When I originally wrote the Postman's Park series, the gallery devoted to its creator GF Watts was closed for refurbishment. An exhibition of his work at... Read more

  The 12 July 2015 by   Carolineld
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• Creating the CCHP Archives: What is “Valuable?”

  

  -Contributed by Danielle Bernert.While I now progress towards uploading some of the physical material to an online catalog, I’m not afraid to admit that I... Read more

  The 24 July 2015 by   Chp
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• Book Review – Last God Standing by Michael Boatman

  

  I know Michael Boatman most from his work on the television show Spin City (very cool if you’ve never seen it) so when I saw his book on the library shelf I... Read more

  The 21 July 2015 by   Manofyesterday
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• Postman's Park (20): Fireman George Lee

  

  Modern tabloids have some terrible headlines, but it would be wrong to assume that the print media of the nineteenth century were necessarily more sensitive. Read more

  The 19 July 2015 by   Carolineld
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• Effigies and Ambulances: the Museum of the Order of St John

  

  The Museum of the Order of St John is one of London's hidden treasures, although it's hiding in plain sight! If you've walked around the Smithfield area, you... Read more

  The 07 July 2015 by   Carolineld
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