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The most decorated US WWI veteran from Texas was actually a Mexican immigrant
Jack Johnson, “the Galveston Giant,” became the first African American world heavyweight boxing champion in 1908
The 400-year-old Angel Oak is one of the most remarkable living things east of the Mississippi
Georges Méliès, the magic-minded dreamer who in 1902 filmed “The Trip to the Moon” and showed us what movies are capable of
Confederate General Stonewall Jackson – champion of African-American literacy
Artist Transforms old Computer Parts and Electronics into Delicate Insect Sculptures
The ruins of a Scottish castle which was struck by lightning and completely abandoned
While working as a prop boy, John Wayne met Wyatt Earp; He later credited his walk, talk, and persona to his acquaintance with Earp
Hachiko: The dog who continued to wait his owner for more than nine years after his death
Three giant Viking swords stand buried in a stone in Hafrsfjord, Norway, recalling a mythic struggle for unity
