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An Ice House Hidden Below London For 200 Years Has Revealed A Chilling Secret About The City’s Past

By Chris Wharfe
February 12, 2019

  • History

In The Depths Of The Great Depression, Here’s How Residents Of A Small Town Turned Into Millionaires

By Annie Price
February 11, 2019

  • People

This Man Was Shipwrecked 1,800 Miles From Landfall – Then 76 Days Later Fishermen Sighted His Raft

By Richard Arghiris

  • History

70 Years After Billy The Kid Was Reported Dead, A Man Appeared Claiming To Be The Notorious Outlaw

By Caren Gibson
February 8, 2019

  • History

70 Years After A Boy Found A Rare Penny, The Item Sold For Hundreds Of Thousands Of Dollars

By Ken Macdonald
February 7, 2019

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History

This Secret City Shot Up From Nowhere During WWII. Then Years Later Its Deadly Purpose Was Exposed

Oak Ridge, Tennessee, sprang up during World War II. But it wasn’t until 1945 that people learned of the city’s deadly purpose.

By Annie Price
History
February 7, 2019
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History

This Top-Secret Soviet Nuclear Missile Base Remained Hidden – Until It Was Discovered In 1978

Plokstine in Lithuania was one of the Soviet Union’s most secret nuclear missile sites – until the Americans spotted it in 1978.

By Ken Macdonald
History
February 5, 2019
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People

8 Years After A Girl Was Pulled From The Ocean, Her Abandoned Boat Was Finally Discovered

In 2010 16-year-old Abby Sunderland attempted to circumnavigate the world in her boat. Eight years later, the vessel was found.

By Andrea Marchiano
People
February 5, 2019
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History

This Town Was Abandoned Due To An Underground Fire – And It’s Been Burning Ever Since 1962

There’s been a fire burning underneath the Pennsylvania town of Centralia since 1962 – and it shows no sign of going out.

By Suzi Marsh
History
February 5, 2019
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History

In 1916 A “Rainmaker” Was Hired To End San Diego’s Drought – But The Result Was A Devastating Flood

A century ago, San Diego paid Charles Hatfield to change the weather. But the outcome was more extreme than anyone could have predicted.

By Suzi Marsh
History
February 5, 2019

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