A lost Roman temple reopens beneath London’s bustling streets 15th October 2019JOHN SMITH A lost Roman temple reopens beneath London’s bustling streets Once displayed on a car parking garage roof with a crazy paving floor, London’s
World War II: Chiune Sugihara, Japan Diplomat Who Saved 6,000 Jews During Holocaust, Remembered 14th October 201915th October 2019JOHN SMITH World War II: Chiune Sugihara, Japan Diplomat Who Saved 6,000 Jews During the Holocaust, Remembered Oscar Schindler’s tale is well-known worldwide, thanks largely
Palace Hotel, Corner Market & New Montgomery St. San Francisco 14th October 2019JOHN SMITH A History of the Palace, San Francisco’s Oldest Surviving Hotel There is a part of San Francisco’s swanky historic hotels but only one can
The strange London landmark that nobody knows 14th October 201914th October 2019JOHN SMITH The strange London landmark that nobody knows The only London lighthouse is located deep in the Docklands where the Lee River crosses the
Vikings brought LEPROSY to Ireland in the 10th Century as archaeologists find the Scandinavian warriors carried two strains of the disease to the Emerald Isle 13th October 201914th October 2019P. NATASHA Vikings brought LEPROSY to Ireland in the 10th Century as archaeologists find the Scandinavian warriors carried two strains of the disease to the
Marcelino Serna, most decorated Texan of World War One 13th October 2019JOHN SMITH The most decorated US WWI veteran from Texas was actually a Mexican immigrant The greatest U.S. WWI hero, former Caporal Alvin York, had
Mysterious Dogs in Texas have ‘Ghost Genes’ DNA of Extinct Red Wolves 13th October 2019P. NATASHA Mysterious Dogs in Texas have ‘Ghost Genes’ DNA of Extinct Red Wolves In Texas, mysterious red-coated canids are stirring debate as to how
Geronimo! New book claims infamous Indian war chief might have actually been a COWARD 13th October 201913th October 2019JOHN SMITH Geronimo – The Feared Native American Leader who Became a National Star Geronimo was a frightening and legendary hero to some. For others,
