The Hauntings Of Cape May, America's First Seaside Resort
Even if the folksy attractions of Cape May aren't quite your style, after a visit to this seaside town, you might be convinced that Cape May is haunted.
Read MoreEven if the folksy attractions of Cape May aren't quite your style, after a visit to this seaside town, you might be convinced that Cape May is haunted.
Read MoreThe kidnapping and attempted ransom of 4-year-old Charley Ross was the first sensational child abduction case in U.S. history. Here is the true story.
Read MoreSaint Dominic died in 1221 and his tomb was improved upon over the centuries following his death. People can still visit the tomb in Italy.
Read MoreZoos all over the world are working tirelessly to save endangered animals. Here's are some species that have only survived because of the intervention of zoos.
Read MoreThe real life history of Queen Charlotte's Ball is even more fascinating than it seems on Bridgerton. Here are the details of this historical event.
Read MoreThe world was shocked when The King of Pop, Michael Jackson, passed away in 2009. Here's what the last 12 months of Jackson's life were like.
Read MoreFrank Sinatra will always be a legend, but few realize just how painfully human Ol' Blue Eyes was. This is the tragic real-life story of Frank Sinatra.
Read MoreIn 1924, a train explosion killed Peter Verigin, leader of the Doukhobors. The assassination of this Canadian commune leader is still unsolved after 100 years.
Read MoreAs air travel increased during the 20th century, so did the risk of planes crashing into one another. Here are the deadliest midair plane collisions in history.
Read MoreHalloween hasn't always been trick-or-treating and parties. Here are some of the strange and bizarre ways Halloween has been altered through history.
Read MoreRachael Runyan was a 3-year-old girl who was abducted and murdered in 1982.
Read MoreSoccer's best players often seem invincible, but they've known tragedy too. Illnesses, deaths, and accidents have plagued some of soccer's biggest stars.
Read MoreOver 250 spacewalks have taken place at the International Space Station. But accidents do happen. And floating alone in space, those accidents are terrifying.
Read MoreIn the first half of the 20th century, the Olympics weren't just dedicated to athletic excellence -- Olympic art competitions celebrated artists, too.
Read MoreChupacabras are vicious. But the real scientific explanation of chupacabras is even creepier than the legend.
Read MoreThere are some stories that define the 1990s, but there are also some huge events that many of us have forgotten about today. Here's a refresher course.
Read MoreAutopsies are one of the most reliable ways to determine a cause of death. This vital job is complex. This is what happens during an autopsy.
Read MoreIf pro athletes mess up, they often get fined. Big fines hit big athletes in their wallets. Here are some of the biggest fines ever levied in sports history.
Read MoreBest known for "Diana" and for writing Frank Sinatra's hit "My Way," Paul Anka is still going strong. This is the untold truth of Paul Anka.
Read MoreThe sports world is cruel. This is especially true for teams that saw their title hopes dashed due to injuries. Here are teams that were doomed by injuries.
Read MoreMixed martial arts is a violent sport. Obviously people are going to get hurt. But at the end of the day, it's a contest of skill between professional fighters.
Read MoreRollerskating became popular during the strict and prudish Victorian Era and offered young people freedom. Here's how rollerskating sparked a sexual revolution.
Read MoreArguably the most powerful empire of all time was the first Persian Empire, also known as the Achaemenid Empire. This is its messed up history.
Read MoreFrom oversized snakes to underwhelming plants, here are the things Harry Potter got wrong about its mythical beings.
Read MoreThis is the untold truth of Little Richard, from his short leg all the way up to his wild hair and beyond.
Read MoreWalt Disney World has led to tons of speculation and rumors. Here are Walt Disney World urban myths people still believe.
Read MoreIn the late 19th century, a disillusioned minister named Prescott Jernegan convinced hundreds of investors that he could extract gold from seawater.
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