1.9M views · 39K reactions | Today is National Farmers’ Day! Considering Sacramento is known as the “Farm-To-Fork Capital,” this day is very fitting for the agricultural industry in the Sacramento Valley. In honor of today, Howard printed an image of a horse-drawn wagon from an over 120 year old woodcut. This woodcut is from the Lewis Winter Collection we have in our print shop. #NationalFarmersDay #printingpress #printing #Sacramento | Sacramento History Museum | Facebook

1.9K reactions · 23 shares | Join Dr Kate Lister as she navigates the astronomical impact of gin in the 18th century, who was drinking it and how they were making it. Kate also tries to figure out why everyone was so obsessed with the regency’s most famous bad boy, Lord Byron, was he really mad, bad and dangerous to know? All of this will help to unearth the real lives of the people stomping the streets, pubs and back alleys of these lavish Georgian cities. | History Hit | Facebook

1.5M views · 3.8K reactions | "They were military men. They knew there would be no possibility of rescue, no possibility of escape." Napoleon was one of the most significant soldiers and statesmen in world history. And his last years spent on the remote island of St Helena only add to the fascination of his story. Dan Snow visits the key sites on St Helena, linked to Napoleon's stay on this island. | History Hit | Facebook

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