The Hulme Hippodrome – Legendary Manchester Theatre Slowly decaying in Silence
Going old school, ‘Mad Jack’ the WWII soldier who used his sword and longbow to fight the Germans
Built around 3200 BC, Newgrange is a stone-made Neolithic monument in Ireland, known as a passage-grave
6 Things you might not know about Emperor Akihito and Japan’s monarchy
11 Olympians Who Overcame Disabilities
The biggest and oldest bald cypress tree in the world was burned to the ground by a meth addict
The exact place where King Harold fell in the Battle of Hastings has now been confirmed by the historians
In 1784 a Japanese farmer discovered a gold seal, it turned out to be 95% pure gold and was a gift from the Chinese Emperor to a Japanese envoy from 54 CE
In 845 the Vikings sacked Paris and did not leave until King Charles the Bald paid them 5,670 lbs of silver and gold
The heaviest communist monument on Earth: The Founders of the Bulgarian State Monument in Shumen
