Built in 1781, the "Mother Ditch" supplied water to the early city
An unprecedented trove of artifacts and burials found at a development site were recently removed and reburied
At least, that's what he said in a letter, now in the University of Southern California library
Built by Robert Falcon Scott, Discovery Hut is one of several historic structures being preserved in Antarctica
A stunt bicyclist named Daniel Canary claims to be the first person to master the trick
Severe scurvy and malnutrition set the stage for the fall of La Isabela
With at least 12 dead, today is worse than the day in 1996 when eight people were killed in a storm
Formerly a quarantine island for plague victims and an insane asylum, now you can call this island home
Romulus and Remus were 100 years late to the party
Downtown New York used to have an entire neighborhood of type foundries, before they all disappeared
She sent emails with subject lines like "Whassup?"
While this new Baltic bottle will probably take the prize for oldest verified message in a bottle, it's probably not actually the oldest
Chemical analyses show the text was written thousands of years ago
St. Louis was originally a French colonial city, but most remnants of that period have been lost to time, until now
This small book has puzzled scholars for decades and remains a mystery
Tonight is the last preformance at the iconic New York concert venue the Roseland Ballroom
Jesus and others who were crucified didn’t necessarily die with their arms pinned straight out, the way we often imagine them
Analysis of skulls gives insight into violence in the Mayan culture
U.S. and Soviet scientists worked together throughout the Cold War, but now, because of Crimea, those ties are being cut
Pedestrianism was popular in the late 19th century
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