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"Exploring the Stuff that Shaped History: From English Apples to War Advertisements" Pick an English Apple: Delve into the rich history of apple cultivation in England, from ancient orchards to modern varieties. Unearthing WW1 Secrets: A rare find. A trench map from a soldier's war diary reveals the haunting Somme Battlefield and its significance during World War I. Lady Charlotte Bury - An Inspiring Figure: Discover the remarkable life of Lady Charlotte Bury, a prominent 19th-century writer and socialite who defied societal norms. Timeless Playfulness: Step back in time as we witness a little girl joyfully playing with her sailor doll in 1888, capturing innocence and imagination. ALBAN's Artistic Encounter: Explore Vicente ALBAN's captivating artwork depicting a Yumbo Indian carrying unknown "stuff, " offering insight into indigenous cultures of the 18th century. Nature's Resilience Revealed: Get up close with the texture of a burnt tree, showcasing both destruction and nature's ability to regenerate amidst adversity. Silent Witnesses of Forests' Past: Tree stumps standing tall within dense forests tell tales of logging practices, human impact on nature, and ecological restoration efforts. Wartime Nostalgia with Mars Bars: Transport yourself back to wartime Britain through an advertisement promoting Mars Bars as "the stuff" to boost troops' morale during World War II. Africa's Double Burden Storyline: Dive into Africa’s colonial past as we explore an image portraying indigenous people shouldering both traditional responsibilities and European-imposed burdens. Bernard Barton – The Quaker Poet Who Spoke Truth Through Verse: Learn about Bernard Barton, a Quaker poet whose published works shed light on social issues during his time while advocating for peace and justice.