The 1854 cholera outbreak of Broad Street. Everyone got sick except for those who drank beer instead of water
In 1929, Spruce veneer bathing suits were described as simple, cheap, and easy to make, yet fashionable and modern
Surge in traditional Ukrainian headdress after the revolution
Lord Nelson’s phantom arm and The Battle of Tenerife
Christina Broom was the first female press photographer in Britain
Tommy Prince – the most decorated Native American
The lost tribes of Scotland: 1,500-year-old silver casts light on forgotten ancient civilization
The Caesar Salad is unrelated to Julius Caesar – it was allegedly invented on the Fourth of July by Italian-American in Tijuana, Mexico
The Eschenheimer Turm is the early 15th-Century tower in the middle of Frankfurt
Shocking documents reveal human testing by the British Army during the Second World War
