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These world-weary Sunday babies are just the little adults their Victorian mamas viewed them as! Happy Mother's Day! https://t.co/XFCVB1XJj7
It's not the weekend w/o #Baturday! This week's is from "Natural History for the Use of Schools and Families," 1870: https://t.co/RQGAOVU5Bz
These #FridayFlorals are from the 8-volume "Familiar Wild Flowers" by H. Edward Hulme: https://t.co/jurOpdlaaG
It's a foppish #FashionFriday with "Appearance of the Second Empire Fops": https://t.co/uxuvvNRsP1
Staff Pick: Books and Their History: Shown to the Children (1930). Anybody know a modern book history text for kids? https://t.co/9E4rZlfqJ2
Sunday Sunday was uplifting for once! Just kidding, it's about a cemetery! https://t.co/PdEKIQYEm0
Time for your #FridayFishFry! This Tuna is from Brehms Thierleben and we'll be eating it at Buck Bradley's! https://t.co/pwcAAsUv3p
Geraniums from "Flora and Sylva," May 1903 -- from a recent gift from Lynde Bradley Uihlein: https://t.co/j5v7gNvth9
For #MayDay, our MKE Handicraft Mon. features watercolors of workers from the Costume Design section: https://t.co/UHJW7UR3AD
We posted some Flora for #ArborDay! Check it out on our Tumblr page: https://t.co/xmVnArFtUl