14K views · 299 reactions | Most of us don't officially start our day without a cup of coffee. The "Cup of Joe," so named after Secretary of the Navy in 1913, Josephus Daniels, prohibited alcohol aboard naval vessels leading to more coffee consumption is a necessity aboard U.S. Navy ships. Join Naval History & Heritage Command in the history galley to learn how the Navy recommends to make your coffee. | Naval History & Heritage Command | Facebook

Rolling out orange oil base ink in a galley tray in preparation for letterpress printing. This is done to create an even layer of ink on the galley and brayer. The remaining ink at the top will be gradually rolled out throughout the day as we’re printing. #orange #unintentionalasmr #letterpress #asmr #sacramento #museum #sachistorymuseum | Sacramento History Museum