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The Parade Armour of Henry II of France – An example of one of the most elaborate and complete French parade armors from the 16th century
The policy in the Crater of Diamonds State Park is “finders, keepers,” meaning the diamonds you find here are yours to keep
The Tu-2 ‘hedgehog’ could fire 79,200 rounds per minute
Top 20 Sneaky Spy gadgets used in the Cold War …
Ordos City in China, was meant to house a million people, now is the largest Ghost Town in the world
The “Daddy Long Legs“ was a unique railway that existed between 1896 & 1901
Receding ancient Indian river has some secrets to tell.
Cold War spies caught and identified, some nearly five decades later
The “Righteous Nazi”-the German officer who saved ”The Pianist” that inspired the Hollywood blockbuster
At the highest point in the city, the Poet’s Seat Tower was built in 1912 in homage to the local poet Frederick Goddard Tuckerman
