The Boston Globe Boston police are asking anyone who saw Amy Lord in South Boston after she was kidnapped Tuesday morning to contact them at 617-343-4470. Lord, here in surveillance footage, spent 47 minutes driving between five banks after being kidnapped in her South Boston neighborhood by at least one attacker. Her body was found in the Stony Brook Reservation in Hyde Park. b.globe.com/13DSX2mThe Boston Globe Boston police are asking anyone who saw Amy Lord in South Boston after she was kidnapped Tuesday morning to contact them at 617-343-4470. Lord, here in surveillance footage, spent 47 minutes driving between five banks after being kidnapped in her South Boston neighborhood by at least one attacker. Her body was found in the Stony Brook Reservation in Hyde Park. b.globe.com/13DSX2m
The Boston Globe Boston police are asking anyone who saw Amy Lord in South Boston after she was kidnapped Tuesday morning to contact them at 617-343-4470. Lord, here in surveillance footage, spent 47 minutes driving between five banks after being kidnapped in her South Boston neighborhood by at least one attacker. Her body was found in the Stony Brook Reservation in Hyde Park. b.globe.com/13DSX2mApothecary Jar - Dragon's Blood, circa 1900. Clear glass jar containing Dragon's Blood used in the pharmacy of a mental health hospital, Victoria, Australia, circa 1900. Dragon's blood is a red resin prepared from fruits of climbing palms (Daemonorops draco). Used medicinally for the treatment of diarrhoea and severe syphilis. Collection: Museum Victoria (Many people institutionalized in prior centuries had dementia or psychosis caused by untreated syphilis.)
Apothecary Jar - Dragon's Blood, circa 1900. Clear glass jar containing Dragon's Blood used in the pharmacy of a mental health hospital, Victoria, Australia, circa 1900. Dragon's blood is a red resin prepared from fruits of climbing palms (Daemonorops draco). Used medicinally for the treatment of diarrhoea and severe syphilis. Collection: Museum Victoria (Many people institutionalized in prior centuries had dementia or psychosis caused by untreated syphilis.)Queen Elizabeth oak, Northiam, East Sussex, UK, you might think this 1,000 year old tree is just a tree but it's a very special tree! When Queen Elizabeth I journeyed to Rye on August 1573 she sat under this tree and ate a meal. She changed her shoes of green damask silk with a 2 5" heel and pointed toe and left them behind as a memento of her visit. They are still in existence and are shown on special occasions. They are kept at Brickwall a Jacobean House in the village
Queen Elizabeth oak, Northiam, East Sussex, UK, you might think this 1,000 year old tree is just a tree but it's a very special tree! When Queen Elizabeth I journeyed to Rye on August 1573 she sat under this tree and ate a meal. She changed her shoes of green damask silk with a 2 5" heel and pointed toe and left them behind as a memento of her visit. They are still in existence and are shown on special occasions. They are kept at Brickwall a Jacobean House in the village
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