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The site in Rome where Julius Caesar was killed is now a stray cat-sanctuary
At one time Amish children played with faceless dolls because of belief that everyone is the same
“The House of the Rising Sun” has an Incredible History Going back Centuries
Silent Film Star Colleen Moore Created the Most Exquisite Miniature Dollhouses
The Lost Art of Fore-Edge: The “Disappearing Painting” on the Edge of a Book
Steampunk triumphs in the Neverwas Haul, a Victorian house on wheels inspired by science fiction novels
Military Kits of the Common British Soldier from the Middle Ages to Today
The “Walk of Shame” in Game of Thrones was inspired by the ordeal of 15th century royal mistress Jane Shore, “the Rose of London”
How a rival to Dickens who wrote “neck-and-axe romances” transformed the Tower of London from dreariness to tourist destination
Portuguese missionaries brought bread to Japan in 1543, and today it’s more popular than rice
