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Isabella I of Castile: The Queen that Sponsored Columbus
Isabella I of Castile ruled as Queen of Castile and León from December 11, 1474 until … Isabella I of Castile: The Queen that Sponsored ColumbusRead more
Danish Archaeologists Have Matched a 300-Year-Old Poo to a 17th-Century Bishop
While we don’t normally think of someone’s bathroom habits as valuable insight into their life, archaeologists … Danish Archaeologists Have Matched a 300-Year-Old Poo to a 17th-Century BishopRead more
On This Day, January 20th
1. 1993: Hollywood legend Audrey Hepburn passed away Countless fans around the world mourned on this … On This Day, January 20thRead more
On This Day, January 19th
1. 1993: Fleetwood Mac reunite to play at Clinton’s first inaugural gala It was on this … On This Day, January 19thRead more
On This Day, January 18th
1. 1778: The Hawaiian Islands were discovered by English explorer It was on this date in … On This Day, January 18thRead more
Oh This Day, January 17th
1. 1950: The Great Brink’s Robbery It was on this date in 1950 that a group … Oh This Day, January 17thRead more
On This Day, January 13
1. 1968: Johnny Cash played at Folsom Prison It was on this date in 1968 that … On This Day, January 13Read more
On This Day, January 12th
1. 1926: The Sam ‘n’ Henry show debut on Chicago radio One of the most popular … On This Day, January 12thRead more
On This Day, January 11th
1. 1935: Amelia Earhart becomes the first person to fly from Hawaii to California It was … On This Day, January 11thRead more