Woolpit: There is a story from the 12th century that still has people mystified. According to the story, sometime in the 1100s a young girl […] Read More
Category: Social History
William Wallace: Rare books, antiquities and artifacts from ancient times are only as valuable and significant as the experts say they are. If any item […] Read More
1940s was a strange time. The second World War was raging and the world was anxious. People today are anxious to help the environment in […] Read More
Native Americans: When Edward Sheriff Curtis was born in Whitewater, Wisconsin in 1868, it didn’t take long for him to realize he wanted to be […] Read More
Mysteries gold mine.Take an ounce of embroidered narrative, a dash of relish in the retelling, and a pound of greed, and what does the concoction […] Read More
Flintstones house, a unique home. In 1972, Portuguese engineer, Vitor Rodrigues, began building a house in the mountains of the Portuguese parish of Várzea Cova […] Read More
Between 1450 and 1750, a frenzy occurred across Europe and the now U.K. — religious zealots seized any excuse available to condemn citizens (mostly women, […] Read More
All deserts are roasting hot, but only one has been crowned “The Door To Hell.” And the nickname has nothing to do with daily temperatures; […] Read More
The three hundred year old Russian ruling dynasty of the House of Romanov came to an abrupt end on the 17th of July 1918. An […] Read More
The Warsaw Jewish Cemetery is one of the largest Jewish cemeteries in the world. It contains over ¼ of a million matzevot (gravestones) as well […] Read More
