#TodayInHistory is an active hashtag on Bluesky. In the last 30 days, 18 people shared 184 posts with it — around 6 a day. Activity is down 9% versus the previous week, peaking on Jul 10 with 10 posts.

Posts with #TodayInHistory

New York Transit Museum

@nytransitmuseum.bsky.social

3 days ago

#TodayinHistory: #OnThisDay in 1981, the first General Motors RTS Advanced Design buses went into service. The buses first served passengers on the B17 route in Brooklyn.

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Untold Stories of History

@smi75.bsky.social

over 1 year ago

Today in history - April 3rd! Which one of there weird historical facts is your favorite? Grab a pencil and paper and jot these down so you can sound really smart! #creatorsearchinsights #historytok #historyfacts #historynerd #history #todayinhistory #todayilearned

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Mary (Margie) Mac

@iwannabemary.bsky.social

over 1 year ago

The Handmaid's Tale by Margaret Atwood Published on December 17, 1985 Supposed to be a warning, not a "how to" guide. #todayinhistory #BookSky💙📚 #Books

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Michael Friendly

@datavisfriendly.bsky.social

4 days ago

#TodayinHistory #dataviz #Onthisday #OTD 📊 🎂Aug 04, 1834 John Venn born in Hull, England 🇬🇧 1880: The Venn diagram, a visual representation of logical propositions and relations, often used for showing overlaps among sets.

An amusing example of Venn diagrams. Three circles, labeled "People who like Venn diagrans", "People who draw circles around notes", and "People who put coffee cups down on their work", the latter a coffee-stained circle. In the intersection is the word "Me"

Plaque commemorating John Venn in Hull, England

Black/white photo of John Venn with a beard, looking quite intense

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Mario Sixtus

@sixtus.net

about 2 years ago

WELT: "Chefredakteur Ulf Poschardt gefeuert!" #TodayInHistory www.welt.de/print-welt/a...

www.welt.de

Kummer im "SZ-Magazin": Chefredakteure gefeuert - WELT

Berlin - Die Chefredakteure des "SZ-Magazins", Ulf Poschardt und Christian Kämmerling, sind gefeuert worden.

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Fahime Serhatti, PhD

@fahimeserhatti.bsky.social

1 day ago

Today in Bookish and Literary History, August 7 #todayinhistory #otd #august7 #booksky #books #reading #readers #releasedates #publicationday

bibliophilescompass.blogspot.com

Today in Bookish and Literary History, August 7

Get daily insights into literary history, find your next great read with our book reviews, and explore lists of award-winning books.

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Kristoffer Pasion

@indiohistorian.bsky.social

over 1 year ago

#TodayinHistory in 1986, the EDSA People Power Revolution triumphed. Dictator Ferdinand Marcos Sr. lost control of the Philippine military. Corazon C. Aquino was sworn in as 11th President of the Philippines. By 9:25 PM, the Marcos family had fled to Hawaii. www.facebook.com/share/p/…. #Edusky

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New York Transit Museum

@nytransitmuseum.bsky.social

16 days ago

#TodayInHistory: #OnThisDay in 1966, the New York Central Railroad broke the American rail speed record with its experimental M-497 railcar. Nicknamed the “Black Beetle,” the M-497 was a marvel of engineering. It was able to reach a speed of 183.68 mph, becoming America’s first high-speed train.

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The Conversation U.S.

@us.theconversation.com

over 1 year ago

#TodayInHistory 80 years ago, the Japanese American Aochi family (seen in this photo) was released by military order from the U.S. government detention camp in Rohwer, Arkansas, where they had been imprisoned for three years because of their Japanese heritage.

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Fahime Serhatti, PhD

@fahimeserhatti.bsky.social

about 12 hours ago

Today in Bookish and Literary History, August 8 #todayinhistory #otd #august8 #booksky #books #reading #readers #releasedates #publicationday

bibliophilescompass.blogspot.com

Today in Bookish and Literary History, August 8

Get daily insights into literary history, find your next great read with our book reviews, and explore lists of award-winning books.

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The Conversation U.S.

@us.theconversation.com

6 months ago

84 years ago #todayinhistory, an executive order mandated sending Japanese Americans to "relocation centers." Descendants of the prisoners have restored a baseball field on the Manzanar site as a way to both celebrate the resiliency of so many of their ancestors. theconversation.com/baseb….