The Invention of the Ice Cream Cone at the 1904 St. Louis World’s Fair
17th century children learned to read with lessons on death, hell, and salvation
The Devil’s Bridge in Germany’s Kromlau Park is designed to reflect a perfect circle in the water
Krämerbrücke, the beautiful 600-year-old Merchant’s Bridge, packed with half-timbered buildings
Givenchy enchanted the world with his dress for Audrey Hepburn in “Breakfast at Tiffany’s” and his many other style landmarks
A secret mid-1950s underground fortress 100 miles west of London was built to house 4,000 government personnel if nuclear disaster struck
The site in Rome where Julius Caesar was killed is now a stray cat-sanctuary
At one time Amish children played with faceless dolls because of belief that everyone is the same
The “Alien Mummy” Skeleton of Chile turned out to be a Tragic Human Story
Basques can breathe easier after Iceland abolishes old law calling for them to be killed on sight
