Strangeness | Vintage News
A dance to die for: The mysterious phenomenon of Medieval Europe that drove people to dance until collapse
Visionary architect Antoni Gaudí never managed to finish the magnificent Sagrada Familia because he was hit by a tram and, mistaken as a beggar, left on the street
Tintagel Castle on the bluffs of Cornwall is revealing its surprising secrets
Disney whitewashed the story of Pinocchio, originally that of an ungrateful and “wretched boy,” hanged for his mistakes
Titanic: Two kidnapped brothers whose father put them into the last lifeboat – he died
The Lizzie Borden case: Interest Surges Again In The Shocking 1892 Axe Murder
Sitting beneath the city’s castle, Ye Olde Trip to Jerusalem claims to be the oldest pub in England
The Secrets of Medieval Castles: Stairs are built in a clockwise fashion for a VERY good reason
A Viking boat grave discovered under a market square in Norwegian city of Trondheim
The serial killer called “The Vampire of Dusseldorf,” executed by guillotine in 1931, was the subject of the first psychological study of such a murderer
