The “Batavia” mutiny of 1629: On the way to the Dutch East Indies, betrayal, deception, and murder
The Amazing Colditz Glider: A makeshift plane made by daring British prisoners during WWII to escape to freedom
People used magic to get out of Roman toilets alive and other revelations about daily life in ancient world
The “Apache Joan of Arc” and the other courageous Native American women of the 19th century
Anne Bonny was a violent & ferocious warrior & one of the few female pirates to sail the high seas
Just in Time for Halloween -The Ultimate Haunted Guide to Philadelphia
A 450-year-old book advises young samurai how to prepare for combat, the secret to viewing death calmly–and what to name the baby
A letter written on Titanic by a passenger who drowned hits record $166,000 at auction
Kings and queens of ancient world buried in “beehive tombs,” including Trojan conqueror Agamemnon and Clytemnestra, the wife whom legend has it murdered him
Den Gamle By’s open-air museum will make anyone feel as if they’re about to bump into Hans Christian Andersen
