Strangeness | Vintage News
Musicians’ outcry: 17th century viol worth $200,000 severely damaged during a flight
Born a slave, James Beckwourth became not only a mountain man but a chief of the Crow Nation
The Lost Gardens of Heligan in Cornwall, restored after decades of neglect
What happened at the crossroads: Blues legend Robert Johnson and his deal with the Devil
City of Caves: The hidden world of man-made caves beneath the streets of Nottingham
The Museum of Icelandic Sorcery and Witchcraft holds the secrets of a long tradition of magic
After almost 80 years, 31 rolls of film discovered showing World War II through the lens of an unknown American soldier
Julius Popper, the man who appointed himself the ruler of Tierra del Fuego, was largely responsible for the genocide of a South American tribe
The perfect pets: An ancient-DNA study shows how cats domesticated themselves
In Croaker, Virginia, a farm holds 43 colossal busts of all former U.S. presidents, some with missing noses
