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Beijing has a 20,000-acre secret underground city, Dìxià Chéng, that was built during the Cold War by 300,000 people digging by hand
A missing mosaic from Caligula’s ship served as a coffee table in NYC home for 45 years
Château de Chenonceau : After Henry II died, his widow, Catherine de Medici, forced the king’s mistress, Diane de Poitiers, to give her the castle
The earlier versions of Little Red Riding Hood were violent and grotesque
The Moberly–Jourdain incident: In 1901, two female academics claimed to have experienced a timeslip into pre-revolutionary France
The Shambles: One of Britain’s best preserved Medieval streets
In Victorian London, small green huts built to prevent horse drawn cab drivers from drinking on duty
The Collyer brothers were found amid 120 tons of belongings, including 250,000 books and several bowling balls, in their Fifth Avenue mansion
Bjork alert: The loneliest house in Iceland and all the wild stories attached to it
17th century Hungarian serial killer Countess Elizabeth Báthory was as horrifying as mythical Count Dracula
