During the 18th century, you could pay your admission to the zoo in London by bringing a cat or a dog to feed the lions. News 9 years ago by Neil Patrick
Carhenge: A replica of Stonehenge made of thirty-eight American vintage cars and trucks News 9 years ago by Brad Smithfield
Bethlehem Church undergoing major restoration revealing amazing art from 6th Century AD Featured News 9 years ago by Ian Harvey
Meet Caesar of Notts: The inseparable companion of King Edward VII Lifestyle 9 years ago by Boban Docevski
Built in the 18th-century, the Royal Eise Eisinga Planetarium is the oldest still working planetarium in the world News Featured 9 years ago by David Goran
The Bodleian Library: Regarded as a masterpiece of English Gothic architecture and one of the oldest libraries in Europe News Featured 9 years ago by David Goran
Men Only: McSorley’s Old Ale House is the oldest “Irish” tavern in New York City Strangeness Interiors 9 years ago by Neil Patrick
The US Navy has been using dolphins & sea lions to detect underwater mines since 1960 News 9 years ago by Neil Patrick
Great selection of United States postal vehicles that were used in the 19th and 20th century … Self-Propelled 9 years ago by Boban Docevski
“Sweetheart Grips” – WWII soldiers would make clear grips for their pistols to display their sweethearts News Strangeness 9 years ago by Sam Dickson
The day the former WWII Test Pilot barrel rolled a 707 airliner. “What? I was selling airplanes” Self-Propelled Strangeness 9 years ago by Nick Knight