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The Sutherland Family had 37 Feet Of Hair Between 7 Sisters
How women have turned the heads of men has changed over time. Many of today’s most prominent female stars, such…

This Failed Plot Nearly Changed History and the ‘Traitor’ Responsible Turned Into a Symbol of Resistance that Spans Centuries
“Remember, Remember, the fifth of November, the gunpowder treason and plot; I know of no reason why the gunpowder treason…

This was the European Witch Craze that Fueled the Salem Witch Trials
The European Witch-Craze spanned over centuries during the early modern period, resulting in the deaths of thousands across Europe. Most…

Sherman’s Other March Was A Lesser Known, Vengeful Attack on South Carolina
Civil War general, William Tecumseh Sherman, is best known in popular culture for his march through Georgia in late 1864,…

Irving’s “The Legend of Sleepy Hollow” Created Female-Dominated World Well Before Its Time
The story of Ichabod Crane in The Legend of Sleepy Hollow has inspired the minds of many for over a…

The Great Molasses Flood of 1919 Killed Dozens and Left a Devastating Toll on Boston
January 15, 2019, marked the 100th anniversary of one of history’s most bizarre disasters, Boston’s Great Molasses Flood. This flood…

See Marriage, Love, and Courtship Through the Eyes of William Shakespeare
Marriage is a subject that cultures have hotly debated since antiquity. During Elizabethan England, William Shakespeare watched these social events…

The Fugate Family of Kentucky Had Blue Skin For Generations
Deep in the woods of Kentucky, a fiercely private family gave birth to blue-skinned children since the 1800s. The color…

Elizabeth I was The “Virgin” Queen With A Personal Life Made For The Tabloids
As the most well-known queen of the Tudor dynasty, Elizabeth I is also one of the most fascinating figures in…

The Key to the Lost Treasure of the Knights Templar Could be Hidden in Canada
The Knights Templar is an almost legendary group of warrior monks whose story has colored many cultural tales. They are…