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Skull exhibiting trauma fracture (Museum of London)

Medieval Graveyards Unearth London’s Violent Past

16th June 2019JOHN SMITH

New Study Reveals that London was the Most Violent Place in Medieval England The English philosopher Thomas Hobbes once described life as “nasty,

Brompton Cemetery: The sealed mausoleum believed to be a fully-functioning time machine

11th June 2019JOHN SMITH

Brompton Cemetery: The story behind London’s “Time-Traveling” Tomb Cemeteries make natural breeding grounds for ghost stories and other fantastic tales. Usually, these fictions

GRAVE DISCOVERY ‘Elephant man’ Joseph Merrick’s unmarked grave ‘found after 130 years’

6th June 2019JOHN SMITH

Remains Of Deformed “Elephant Man” Found In An Unmarked London Grave “The Elephant Man” was a tragic Victorian sideshow act. His skeleton was

Meet California’s Methuselah Tree, The Oldest Tree In The World

Oldest Tree in the World Hidden in California’s White Mountains

6th June 20196th June 2019JOHN SMITH

Meet California’s Methuselah Tree, The Oldest Tree In The World The Methuselah tree is so well protected as the oldest tree in the

Did a London hotel room become part of Yugoslavia?

5th June 20195th June 2019JOHN SMITH

Did Winston Churchill really give a piece of London to Yugoslavia during WWII On 17 July 1945, the United Kingdom became a little

Sam Panopoulos, whose Hawaiian pizza became a Canadian treasure

5th June 2019JOHN SMITH

Hawaiian Pizza was Invented in Canada by a Greek Restaurant Owner The Canadian restaurateur credited with the sweet and saucy idea of topping

Shakespeare’s London home where he wrote Romeo and Juliet found, researcher says

4th June 2019JOHN SMITH

Exact London Address Identified Where Shakespeare Wrote “Romeo and Juliet” An investigator claims he found out where William Shakespeare was living in London

Man Who Saved 669 Children During the Holocaust

2nd June 20192nd June 2019JOHN SMITH

The incredible story of how a humble London stockbroker saved 669 children – most of them Jews Sir Nicholas Winton is a name

A Tale Of Two Cities: The City of London and Greater London – Why there are Two Londons

1st June 2019JOHN SMITH

A tale of two cities: The Secret City of London that is not part of London Most people would think of London as

3,000-Year-Old World’s Oldest Olive Tree on the Island of Crete Still Produces Olives Today

29th May 201929th May 2019JOHN SMITH

3,000-Year-Old World’s Oldest Olive Tree on the Island of Crete Still Produces Olives Today One day about 3,000 years ago, at a time when