Don’t stick to the rivers and the lakes that you’re used to—recent snowmelt is fueling spectacular falls
Was Austen demure, sardonic, or glamorous? Each portrait tells a different story about the beloved author
The mysteries of this Gothic classic aren't over yet
The Lava Center is surrounded by three volcanoes
Maria Reiche lived in a shack in the desert with the Nazca Lines for 40 years
The Department of Interior will make a recommendation about the land's fate in early June
Touching (and licking and sniffing) the art is allowed
The magnificent Klencke Atlas is now available online courtesy of the British Library
One thing that places as different as Niagara Falls, Disneyland and Ellis Island have in common? Fudge
The Indian Removal Act is on display at the National Archives through June 14
The headpiece is adorned with 367 diamonds and has been valued at $1.31 million
Archaeologists believed that the garden had been demolished and buried during renovations of the sprawling estate
A librarian at the University of Reading discovered the 15th-century text buried in a box
Preikestolen is not in Fossmork
It’s America’s first satanic monument on public grounds
And artist Lucy Sparrow is opening an entire bodega full of them
Located in Jackson Park on Chicago's South Side, the former first couple hopes the campus will help revitalize the area
Residents of the area thought the announcement was an April Fool’s joke
The pesky padlocks are now removed from the bridge—and up for auction
The animals are not moving fast enough for Norway’s "slow TV" craze
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