Reading the original patent documents can help us learn more about this history of this American icon
According to legend, the ningyo washed ashore on the Japanese island of Kyushu in 1222
The platform is sharing more than 2,000 items steeped in political history
Mystery House was the first home computer game ever to include graphics as well as text
Richard “Dick” McDonald’s story in the film is true — to a degree
Norman Bridwell, Clifford’s creator, was also a lot like his creation
The American toy was introduced in 1903, and almost immediately made its mark
The burglars made out with more than 160 books worth an estimated $2.5 million
From poaching to panda recovery, the winners of the World Press Photo competition chronicle human interactions with nature
The romance never dies at the House of the Chaste Lovers
The new Guinness World Record holder is a 48.8-foot creation on Puri Beach that celebrates world peace. It's <i>shore</i> to impress
The museum has restored 160 artifacts damaged by a 2014 truck bomb and has expanded, putting three times as many artworks on display
Handmade Valentine cards were popularized (and commercialized) in the U.S. during the Civil War years
Though it's a Scottish castle, not French château, it's sure to be a fairytale trip
The newly discovered photos are from the summer of 1896
The "Coso Artifact" was fuel for those who want to believe that the truth is out there
The late 1860s carte-de-visite comes from fellow abolitionist Emily Howland's album
The U.S. Congress is wiping away rules and regulations finalized in the last months of the Obama administration through a little-used 1996 law
A team of experts on fashion and social culture offer their take on Jane Austen's brooding hero
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