William Richard Cotter VC — The Man Who Wouldn’t Fall In the mud and fire of the Western Front, where courage was tested beyond all measure, one man’s bravery shone like a beacon amid the chaos. His name was William Richard Cotter — and his gallantry would echo through history. Born in Folkestone, Kent, in March 1882, William was the son of Richard and Amy Cotter. His father, an Irish plasterer’s labourer, raised a family of quiet strength and hard work — qualities that would one day define his

228K views · 408 reactions | If you needed an excuse to do laundry, April 15th is National Laundry Day! In honor of today, Jared printed an image of a 130 year old washing machine. The cut is from the Lewis Winter Collection. Jared also discusses the reason why we wear sleeve protectors while working in our print shop exhibit. #NationalLaundryDay #sacramento #printing | Sacramento History Museum | Facebook

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