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Tana Mongeau has a thread of tweets addressing the event and the shutdown. She apologizes and says refunds will be released.

The article shows individuals all there is to do at the observatory. It talks about the amazing views the photo ops that there is and the One World Cafe. This article gives people a look into the experience they will have when coming to the…

This relatively small leaflet is physically taped to Manhattan College's copy of The Listener in which Bernard Shaw wrote "Freedom". It is duct-taped against the side of the paper, and a larger cardboard cover was given to sandwich the two items.…

A couple of years ago, there have been new arrows put on the trail to guide the racers. This is because the older arrows on the trail have rusted over the years and the course has also changed.

This article is a opinion piece about the railroad strike in Britain form 1919.

This essay appeared in a periodical about 10 years after Oscar Wilde's "Lord Arthur Savile's Crime", where the practice of cheiromancy was prevalent throughout the story. This practice of telling how a person is, based off the lines of their hands…

This article has a paragraph that describes a crime that a man was convicted of that was very similar to what Lord Arthur Savile’s first attempted to kill his elderly relative. In which a man was sentence to death after attempted to kill a lady…

In this article, it speaks about the appeal to voting. Specifically, women's right to vote was being spoken about here and the women that were qualified to do so based on many different factors. During this time, women wanted to be equal to men but…

This image depicts the original edition of the Christmas 1866 magazine "All The Year Round". The way Dickens was able to get money to sell these issues and have enough to spend on the printing/publishing was to sell ad space. This is different from…