Musings of a History Major

hereticstations:

Today is the 79th anniversary of the Normandy landings

Band of Brothers | Currahee & Day of Days

mistress-gif:

What a gorgeous young lad!

hbowardaily:

“These were not in-character names. These were their best friends, whose names we were playing. We were ghosts. It was like they were walking around amongst ghosts. It’s why Grace Nixon fell a little in love with Ron Livingston. Why the Guarnere family call me Grandpa.We were bringing back these younger versions of themselves, and it was super powerful.” - Frank John Hughes

orcses:

zim zam, goddamn, we're airborne infantry

chaoticelegant:

Working in a museum archive: 2% old maps, books, and papers; 98% excel spreadsheets

cinemaocd:

The best part about Cunk on Britain is watching all the actual real life historian/literary critic/political commentators trying not to laugh in their takes…

holly-mckenzie:

It doesn’t hurt, honestly.

TOM JONES (2023) |S01E01 dir. by Georgia Parris

welton-lasso:

Hannah Waddingham as Lady Bellaston in TOM JONES - 1.02

holly-mckenzie:

Look, can I ask a favour for an old friend?

 TOM JONES (2023) |S01E01 dir. by Georgia Parris

kate-bridgerton:

Solly McLeod as Tom and Sophie Wilde as Sophia in Tom Jones (2023)

banditsregina:

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Tom Jones starts tomorrow (April 30th) and streets say with PBS passport you can watch all four episodes immediately

saintalicent:

CHARLOTTE HEYWOOD’s costumes in Sanditon: Season 3 (2023)

hbowardaily:

BAND OF BROTHERS APPRECIATION WEEK
Day 1: One location / scenery
Eindhoven, Netherlands

beggars-opera:

The problem of museum work where it is my life’s goal to explain to you that your favorite heroes of the American Revolution were in fact, just Some Guy who probably owned slaves and you should never in 100 years emulate, but also learning about them is extremely important to understanding politics and human nature and I definitely deserve a living wage to tell you about it

helloparkerrose:

6888th Central Postal Directory Battalion WACs, Hull & Cambridge, England (1945)

This archive footage describes the 6888th Battalion at work sorting mail for black soldiers to receive during World War II. I think that it is wonderful to see how black women were able to partake in the Second World War, yet overcome the sexism and racism they had to deal with during that time period.