Strangeness | Vintage News
Chiune Sugihara, known as “the Japanese Schindler,” saved more than 10,000 lives in Lithuania
Gail Borden’s breakthrough, life-saving invention of condensed milk was inspired by watching Shakers boil fruit
New evidence proves Aboriginal Australians are one of oldest cultures in the world
The last of the tattooed women of the Tharu tribe, documented in stunning photographs
Artist transforms old computer parts and electronics into delicate winged insect sculptures
Victor Hugo wrote “The Hunchback of Notre Dame” in part to raise awareness of undervalued Gothic architecture in Paris
At 800-year-old Berkeley Castle, the gardens are gorgeous but the stories chilling of pitiless murder of Edward II
A nun whose convent was destroyed in 1890s haunts the exquisite São Bento train station that took its place
Den Gamle By’s open-air museum will make anyone feel as if they’re about to bump into Hans Christian Andersen
Attila the Hun is Believed to have Died of a Nosebleed on his Wedding Night
