Public Historian|Podcaster|Museum Specialist Now Playing: Worlds Turned Upside Down Finding Jane Austen Revolutions in Retrospect The Green Tunnel Your Most Obedient & Humble Servant Intertwined: The Enslaved Community at George Washington’s Mount Vernon

Historian of grief and public memory | Senior Manager of Interpretation at Woodlawn & Pope-Leighey House | Writing about Edwin Booth, celebrity, and grief | Author of Marquis de Lafayette Returns (History Press, 2024) | www.elizabethmreese.com

The events of exactly 250 years ago today (1776). A project in conjunction with America’s semiquincentennial. By Jon Blackwell, an editor at the Wall Street Journal. Also follow me @100yearsagonews.bsky.social

🔍 Curious about the past? So are we! 🎧 Join award-winning historian @lizcovart@bsky.social as we time-travel through early America to uncover the people, ideas & stories that shaped our world. New eps every other Tuesday! 🇺🇸 #HistoryMatters

Migrant. Historian. Eater. Co-Editor, Global Food History. Author of No Useless Mouth: Waging War and Fighting Hunger in the American Revolution; Editor of To Feast on Us as Their Prey: Cannibalism and the Early Modern Atlantic. More: rachelbherrmann.com

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Every copy of the Declaration of Independence has a story to tell. Follow for news and stories from 1776, curated by @emilysneff.bsky.social declarationstories.org

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We support the scholars and scholarship of early America, broadly understood to mean the Atlantic World between roughly the 1480s and 1820. We publish the William and Mary Quarterly and a series of award-winning books as well as sponsor conferences & more.

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36 Craven Street, London - the world’s only remaining Franklin residence, where he lived from 1757-1775 Open to the public Wednesday-Sunday linktr.ee/benjaminfranklinhouse

Author of Author of Maladies of Empire & Sick from Freedom; Stand by Me: The Forgotten History of Gay Liberation; Gilder Lehrman NEH Prof at Gettysburg College; https://www.jimdownsofficial.com

Historian studying girlhood and children's material culture at the University of Massachusetts. I think I know more about American Girl dolls than you do, genius!!

Official Bluesky account for the North American Conference on British Studies (NACBS). We're in Montreal for #nacbs2025!

Historical sociologist working on beer, food, cities, waterways, textiles. My book on hops in 19th century Wisconsin out in Fall 2026. aka @ediblememory @sociologyofplants aka @historicalhops

Historian | 18thc France, sci/med, gender | Author: Sentimental Savants (UChicago) | Currently: Enlightenment public health & medical authority | she/her | My views | meghankroberts.com

US Historian at Binghamton U. Columbo fan. Books about schools, religion, conservatism. Now writing about the roots of US public schools, c. 1790-1860. adamlaats.net

Public Historian/Prof; Voting rights, suffrage, & citizenship; 🗃️ On The Great Courses & Audible Views=my own. On #TikTok buymeacoffee.com/PhDRachel

Design, Shakespeare, biscuit art. Senior Lecturer in Research & Innovation at the Royal Welsh College of Music & Drama. Book: Shakespeare in Elizabethan Costume (Bloomsbury Arden Shakespeare). She/her.