Why A WWI Time Capsule In Missouri Required A Bomb Squad When It Was Opened
In October 2024, a WWI time capsule in Missouri required a bomb squad when it was opened. Here's the full story on why it was such a dangerous unearthing.
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The History Of Oklahoma's All-Black Towns
Today, 13 of Oklahoma's all-Black towns remain, and their residents continue to fight for their preservation and believe in their renewal in the 21st century.
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The Most Messed Up Storage Wars Finds Ever
"Storage Wars" has been around for a while, and whether you believe it's real or not, there have been some pretty messed up finds. Here are a few.
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The Stars Of Storage Wars Before They Got Famous
The "Storage Wars" stars are definitely among the more relatable, everyday sort of people. Here are the stars of Storage Wars before they got famous.
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Here's What Napoleon And His Grand Armee Really Ate
Napoleon Bonaparte's military and political conquests gave him direct and indirect control over much of Western Europe for years.
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Here's What Happened To The Cast Of Storage Wars
Storage Wars, an A&E reality TV series that aired for 12 seasons from 2010 to 2019, followed the antics of entrepreneurs who bid on default storage units.
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Brandi Passante's Storage Wars Exit Explained
Brandi Passante joined the cast of Storage Wars after being approached by the show's producers at her and Jarrod Schulz's consignment shop.
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The Most Popular Foods Eaten In The 13 Colonies
American colonists relied on food staples and preservation methods to keep them fed. From corn to pickled veggies to even fast food, here's what they ate.
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Here's What Brandi Passante From Storage Wars Is Doing Now
There's plenty of action and drama on A&E's hit reality TV series Storage Wars. Bidders, including Brandi Passante, risk a lot of money on storage lockers.
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What Storage Wars Always Avoids Telling You About Those Lockers
One of the most popular reality TV shows over the last decade was A&E's Storage Wars, featuring buyers of unpaid storage units.
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Reasons Why Storage Wars Is Totally Fake
The Storage Wars myth -- finding the coolest and most valuable finds in the world simply by opening the right locker -- is about as realistic as The Goonies.
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The Corpses Of Missing Family Members Were Discovered Inside A Seattle Storage Unit
In 1992, a Washington man who purchased the contents of an unpaid for storage until received quite a shock when he discovered the corpses of missing people.
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This Is What Storage Wars' Dave Hester Is Doing Now
The star was rushed to the hospital in late 2018 after reportedly having a hemorrhagic stroke while sleeping.
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The Oldest Cemeteries In America
Cemeteries contain fascinating information about America's past. Read on for a peek into some of the oldest burying grounds in the nation's history.
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What It Was Like Taking Part In The Oklahoma Land Rush Of 1889
People from every walk of life participated, carving their own piece of the treeless landscape. Here's what you need to know about the Oklahoma Land Rush.
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12 Movie Theme Songs That Ruled The Pop Charts
Movie theme songs are becoming a relic of the past, but there was a time when they routinely dominated the airwaves and became pop culture touchstones.
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Do Mausoleums Smell Like Decay?
The centuries-old practice of laying loved one's to rest in mausoleums isn't extremely common these days, but the curious may wonder if they smell like decay.
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10 Things About Embalming Your Funeral Director Won't Tell You
Many of us are clueless about what happens before a funeral. Here are 10 things about embalming that your funeral director won't tell you.
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The Untold Truth Of The Architect Behind The 1893 World's Fair
Daniel Burnham was the architect of the 1863 World's Fair. A relatively unknown figure in most circles, his life had some surprising twists and turns.
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Why Are Greek And Roman Myths Depicted In Famous Christian Art?
Some of the most famous pieces of Christian artwork depict Greek and Roman myths. The reason goes back many, many years. Here's the story of why.
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The Legacy Of Dian Fossey: Facts About The Legendary Primatologist
Dian Fossey lived amongst the mountain gorillas of Rwanda for nearly two decades, pioneering research and helping in conservation.
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Why People Wanted To Ban The Twist
The 1960s dance craze, the Twist, caused much pearl clutching amongst conservatives of the day. Here's why people wanted to ban the innocuous dance move.
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An Astonishing Number Of Ships Have Sunk In The Great Lakes
The Great Lakes is known for its historic number of shipwrecks, with Mother Nature and locals doing their part in helping to preserve and respect the past.
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The Terrifying Percentage Of The Great Barrier Reef That We've Lost In The Last Two Decades
In 2022, the Great Barrier Reef suffered another mass bleaching event, and the reason behind it was man-made, with losses in the past two decades unbelievable.
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Why Elephant Painting May Not Be As Cute As You'd Think
If the internet has taught us anything, it's that humans love when other animals act like us. But elephant painting may not be as cute as you'd think.
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The Reason Why John Huston's Landmark WWII Documentary Took 35 Years To Release
During World War II, acclaimed Hollywood director John Huston joined the U.S. Army. Here is why the third film he made for the Army was shelved for so long.
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Classic Albums Turning 50 In 2022
The music of 1972 is still among the world's most loved even half a century later: here are the stone-cold classics from that year still reverberating in 2022.
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What Was Poverty Point? We Explain
The Monumental Earthworks at Poverty Point have yet to become household names like the Pyramids of Giza or the Sphinx. What was Poverty Point? We explain.
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The Surprising Hollywood Rule Inspired By Clint Eastwood
Clint Eastwood is a true Hollywood icon, so it's not surprising that an industry rule was inspired by him.
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Is Walt Disney's Body Really Frozen?
"Is Walt Disney's body/head/still conscious brain cryogenically frozen under the eerily clean streets of Disneyworld?" Here's the truth.
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