Lew Wallace fulfilled many roles in his life, including Governor of New Mexico and author of the famous novel Ben-Hur
In 1905, 11-year-old Frank Epperson from San Francisco, California, accidentally invented the Popsicle
The Lost Generation: the artists that came of age during the First World War
Radiocarbon dating helped archaeologists create a timeline that pinpoints how Mayan civilizations collapsed
Rani ki vav or “the Queen’s step well” was built in the 11th-century and is amongst the largest monuments in Gujarat, India
The Icelandic Loftleiðir was the 1st airline to offer cheaper transatlantic fares in the 1960’s; it was also called “the Hippie Airline”
The Second Opium War was largely British revenge against the Chinese for their real and imagined slights
At least 96 workers lost their lives during the construction of Hoover Dam
Located at the top of the Sintra Mountains, the Pena Palace is one of the Seven Wonders of Portugal
The Wallace Monument stands above the fields where Sir William Wallace led his troops to victory at The Battle of Stirling Bridge
