Poe Toaster: For 75 years a mysterious man visited Edgar Allan Poe’s grave, poured himself a glass of cognac, and toasted the great poet
Roald Dahl, the writer of “Charlie and the Chocolate Factory,” was given a Viking funeral, and was buried with wine, snooker cues, pencils and a power saw
Inaugural address of just 135 words, dead birds and diarrhea: some of the strangest inaugurations in U.S. history
When Streamlines died, maybe rail design imagination died with them. Aerotrain’s failure in the eye’s of the American public.
One of the great executive toys of the European Renaissance, the Mechanical Galleon is a masterpiece of both technological skill and high artistic decoration