An 1838 journey pushed back the borders of the unknown
Elroy gets in trouble with his robot teacher as we recap the final episode from its first season
If they can ban alcohol, whats next? No baseball?
This breaded pie made from seals has been consumed during the Lenten season since 1555
All Jane needs to recover from a case of the blues is a little bit of 19th century Americana
The Northrup Flying Wing promised a luxurious experience for the air traveler of tomorrow
A new series brings high-end style to vintage wear
As we move closer to the Jetsonian vision of choosing outfits, privacy has gone out of fashion
Even before there were armchairs, voracious bookworms traveled the world just by reading
Modern headphones have their origin in opera houses, military bases and a kitchen table in Utah
Did he, and other Vikings, really use a brutal method of ritual execution called the "blood eagle"?
From toxins in textile dyes to torturous corsets, beauty has a long history of coming at a high cost
eNewspapers were being developed as far back as the 1930s
The rise and fall and rise of the traditional St. Patrick's Day meal
The artists and animators working on "The Jetsons" were inspired by the futurist architecture popping up around Los Angeles
Harry Selfridge, a London department store owner, may have opened the doors to more than just his retail store when he gave women a chance to power shop
It's supposedly the 50th anniversary of the original design of the iconic image, but its history since then is surprisingly complex with millions of dollars at stake
Isinglass, a gelatine collected from the air-bladders of freshwater fish like the sturgeon, is used in the clarification process of some stouts
An American whaling ship brought together an oddball crew with a dangerous mission: freeing six Irishmen from a jail in western Australia
The creation of DST is usually credited to George Vernon Hudson, but 100 years earlier, Benjamin Franklin pondered a similar question
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