Hachikō, the dog who waited his owner each day for ten years and became a national symbol of loyalty and fidelity in Japan
MS Selandia was one of the world’s first large transoceanic diesel-driven ships, and at her first appearance many people were confused because she was “smokeless”
The remarkable Hovenweep National Monument is known for the six groups of Ancestral Puebloan villages
Jesse Owens Wore German Shoes at the 1936 Summer Olympics in Berlin
The Pioneer’s Cabin Tree: One of the most famous giant sequoias in the United States
Williwood: A monument that resembles the Hollywood sign restored the popularity of a small coastal village deep in the Caribbean Sea
The Laurentian Library: One of Michelangelo’s greatest architectural achievements houses the illustrious Medici collection of manuscripts and books
Famous pirate ships and their captains
Mesrop Mashtot’s plight for the Armenian alphabet and language
The Women’s Battalion of Death were the last guards of the Winter Palace during the Bolshevik Revolution
