Billy the Kid was trilingual, one of the language he spoke was Gaelic
Confederados: The 20,000 Confederates who emigrated to Brazil after losing the Civil War
At her first recital, 12-year-old Nina Simone refused to start singing after her parents were moved from the front row to make room for whites
The most decorated US WWI veteran from Texas was actually a Mexican immigrant
Jack Johnson, “the Galveston Giant,” became the first African American world heavyweight boxing champion in 1908
The 400-year-old Angel Oak is one of the most remarkable living things east of the Mississippi
Georges Méliès, the magic-minded dreamer who in 1902 filmed “The Trip to the Moon” and showed us what movies are capable of
Confederate General Stonewall Jackson – champion of African-American literacy
Artist Transforms old Computer Parts and Electronics into Delicate Insect Sculptures
The ruins of a Scottish castle which was struck by lightning and completely abandoned
