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The Most Valuable Shipwreck Discovery of All Time
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The Most Valuable Shipwreck Discovery of All Time

The World’s most valuable Shipwreck treasure The San Jose was found at the bottom of the ocean … The Most Valuable Shipwreck Discovery of All TimeRead more

by Cindi Grant•February 22, 2024
Edith Wilson, the First Lady who Acted as President
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Edith Wilson, the First Lady who Acted as President

Edith Bolling Galt Wilson was President Woodrow Wilson’s second wife and from 1915-1921, she was the … Edith Wilson, the First Lady who Acted as PresidentRead more

by AO•February 21, 2024
Vice Presidents That Became Presidents
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Vice Presidents That Became Presidents

Since George Washington first became president in 1789, we have had 44 different presidents, 14 of … Vice Presidents That Became PresidentsRead more

by AO•February 20, 2024
Who was Mary of Modena?
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Who was Mary of Modena?

Born Maria Beatrice Anna Margherita Isabella d’Este, Mary of Modena was the second wife of James … Who was Mary of Modena?Read more

by AO•February 19, 2024
2,500-Year-Old Burial of Celtic Prince Reveals Stunning Secrets
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2,500-Year-Old Burial of Celtic Prince Reveals Stunning Secrets

LAVAU, FRANCE – two years ago, a small village in eastern France became famous when archaeologists … 2,500-Year-Old Burial of Celtic Prince Reveals Stunning SecretsRead more

by Elizabeth Lundin•February 18, 2024
Is the Oldest American Bar, West of the Mississippi, in a Rural Mormon Utah?
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Is the Oldest American Bar, West of the Mississippi, in a Rural Mormon Utah?

The Shooting Star Saloon feels like you’ve stepped back in time as you cross the crooked … Is the Oldest American Bar, West of the Mississippi, in a Rural Mormon Utah?Read more

by Cindi Grant•February 17, 2024
Salvador Dali, Moving Audiences to Chaos with his Words
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Salvador Dali, Moving Audiences to Chaos with his Words

Dali’s talent to invoke utter chaos and general confusion preserved in his own words. To say … Salvador Dali, Moving Audiences to Chaos with his WordsRead more

by Cindi Grant•February 16, 2024
The “Grandmother of the Civil Rights Movement”, Septima Clark
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The “Grandmother of the Civil Rights Movement”, Septima Clark

Educator and civil rights activist Septima Poinsette Clark played a significant part in gaining voting and … The “Grandmother of the Civil Rights Movement”, Septima ClarkRead more

by AO•February 15, 2024
History’s Badasses: Annie Oakley
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History’s Badasses: Annie Oakley

“I ain’t afraid to love a man. I ain’t afraid to shoot him either.” – Annie … History’s Badasses: Annie OakleyRead more

by Elizabeth Lundin•February 14, 2024
The Life and Legacy of Bob Marley
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The Life and Legacy of Bob Marley

It has been 40 years since the artist behind “One Love” passed on. His legacy, however, remains … The Life and Legacy of Bob MarleyRead more

by Cindi Grant•February 13, 2024

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