fyeah-history:

Chicago’s Union Station, 1943During World War II, Union Station was at its busiest, handling as many as 300 trains and 100,000 passengers daily, many of them soldiers.



That is one awesome photo and one awesome piece of history.

fyeah-history:

Chicago’s Union Station, 1943
During World War II, Union Station was at its busiest, handling as many as 300 trains and 100,000 passengers daily, many of them soldiers.

That is one awesome photo and one awesome piece of history.
fyeah-history:

Stage drawing from 15th Century vernacular morality play The Castle of PerseveranceDiagram showing the mansions and playing area for the Castle of Perseverance (a Morality play). In the middle is the tower of Mankind, with the location of each of the five mansions outside the circle indicated by the text. The text inside reads: “This is the water about the place, if any ditch be made where it shall be played, or else let it be strongly barred all about.”

fyeah-history:

Stage drawing from 15th Century vernacular morality play The Castle of Perseverance
Diagram showing the mansions and playing area for the Castle of Perseverance (a Morality play). In the middle is the tower of Mankind, with the location of each of the five mansions outside the circle indicated by the text. The text inside reads: “This is the water about the place, if any ditch be made where it shall be played, or else let it be strongly barred all about.”

superpsyguy:

magnus-katto:

Actual Cannibal Sheila Scott Harris

@SerenaMidori

Caught this typo on my twitter feed earier. Died.

“The Norse Gods seem much nicer than the Greek Gods. They’re little bitches.”

perfectlyqueer:

snafflebithumptywink:

overconfidence-and-a-screwdriver:

sherbertsheperton:

That’s because the Norse gods were all about honor and valor. The Greek gods were just like “FUCK EVERYTHING.”

Quite literally.

Zeus would not. Stop. Fucking mortal women. And all sorts of terrible things happened because of it. XD

And goddesses.

And demigoddesses.

And nymphs.

And one dude.