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Thornseat Lodge, manor for Victorian steel family, now home only to the grouse they once hunted
The ‘Battle of Mud’ 100 years later: remarkable photos of the Battle of Passchendaele restored in color
Abandoned in space in 1967, a U.S. satellite started transmitting again in 2013
Winged helmets–beautifully crafted, decorative pieces of armor worn in ancient world
Throne of the gods: On Mount Nemrut, a king raised massive statues as personal monument
Ancient manuscripts in Mount Sinai library reveal languages lost long ago
On the Trail of Pythons and Bandits
In Pepsi/Coke war for consumers behind the Iron Curtain, Pepsi owned world’s sixth largest navy
The Library of Trinity College in Dublin: A 300-year-old institution, home to over 200,000 books
How a bit of nutmeg, cinnamon, and black pepper set off bloody conflicts and discovery of the New World
