America’s first date with the ice-cream cone was at the World’s Fair in St. Louis in 1904
Photo History of Ancient Drinking Horns from Around the World
Sliced Bread was Briefly Banned in America during the Second World War
Mysteries of the Dazzling Kom El Shoqafa Catacombs – Unlike any Other in Antiquity
Ancient “oracles” in Europe likely wore these mysterious Bronze Age cones made of beaten gold
Sobrino de Botin – The World’s Oldest Continuously Operating Restaurant
Beautiful Art Nouveau Storefronts that Take you Back to the “Belle Epoque”
Madame d’Esperance, a Victorian spiritualist who was caught in the act of a fraud
It took many years for master magician Harry Kellar to perfect the Levitation of Princess Karnac
17th century children learned to read with lessons on death, hell, and salvation
