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The Wild West era, a period known for cowboys, gunslingers, lawmen, and saloon madames, actually lasted only 30 years
Amelia Earhart’s plane is still missing and no one knows when or how she died, but her 1932 car has been found
Before the Marlboro Man came to life in the 1950s, the cigarette was advertised with the slogan “Mild as May” in effort to target society ladies
The cloth corset worn in 1603 by the funeral effigy of Queen Elizabeth I will be displayed this year at Westminster Abbey
Silent film star Colleen Moore created the most exquisite dollhouse, showcasing 1,500 miniatures
The Gibson Girl: The turn of the century’s “ideal” woman, independent and feminine
Abbott and Costello were the highest paid entertainers of WWII, but away from the spotlight life wasn’t so joyful
Glenn Gould was an eccentric virtuoso who insisted on his childhood piano chair throughout his entire career and hummed loudly while playing
After Umberto Eco was invited to submit a short detective story to a magazine, he instead wrote his first novel, “The Name of the Rose”
Dresses from the sky: WW2 wedding gowns made from silk and nylon parachutes
