120 years ago today, San Francisco’s iconic Sutro Baths opened 16th September 201916th September 2019JOHN SMITH Sutro Baths in San Francisco: In 1896, it was the biggest indoor swimming pool the world ever witnessed Know as “Fog City,” San
The true story of Pocahontas is sadder and less romantic than the enduring myths 15th September 2019JOHN SMITH The true story of Pocahontas is sadder and less romantic than the enduring myths The Princess of Smith, who saved the life of
Century-Old Little Girl Found In Coffin Under San Francisco Home Identified 15th September 2019JOHN SMITH Century-Old Little Girl Found In Coffin Under San Francisco Home Identified In the 1800s the mysterious girl, whose body was found under a
FORGET MASERATI: This banker literally had the most ‘wild’ rides 15th September 2019JOHN SMITH Lord Walter Rothschild drove a carriage pulled by six zebras through London just to prove a point What does it imply when you
40 Years a Slave: The Extraordinary Tale of an African Prince Stolen from His Kingdom 15th September 2019JOHN SMITH 40 Years a Slave: The Extraordinary Tale of an African Prince Stolen from His Kingdom Abdul Rahman Ibrahim, indeed, was an unfortunate Muslim
The Year Britain Bought Up All the Tea in the WWII 15th September 2019JOHN SMITH The Year Britain Bought Up All the Tea in the WWII The Second World War, from 1939 to 1945, marked a six-year world
Meet the Night Witches, the Daring Female Pilots Who Bombed Nazis By Night 14th September 2019JOHN SMITH The Night Witches: The All-Female World War II Squadron That Terrified The Nazis There was no radar, no machinery weapon, no radio and
Ira Hayes: What happened to the Native American who helped raise the flag on Iwo Jima 13th September 2019JOHN SMITH Ira Hayes: What happened to the Native American who helped raise the flag on Iwo Jima Ira Hayes was born to Nancy and
