A century of shared history: Hanoi's Hồ Chí Minh Museum traces Vietnamese revolutionaries in 1920s Guangzhou
Hanoi's Hồ Chí Minh Museum charts Vietnamese revolutionaries in 1920s Guangzhou in a new exhibition running to...
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1926 Through the Camera's Eye: Aviators, Switchboard Girls and a Dancing Artillery Horse
A photo essay of genuinely dated images from 1926: aviators, Lakota history, Charleston crazes and Miami's swi...
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The Newlyweds Who Vanished on the Colorado River in 1928 — and Still Hold a Record
In 1928, newlyweds Glen and Bessie Hyde vanished on the Colorado River chasing a Grand Canyon speed record. Th...
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How the Savoy Theatre Became the First Building in the World Lit Entirely by Electricity
The Savoy Theatre on the Strand was the world's first building lit entirely by electricity in 1881 — and the s...
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Eight Missouri Ghost Towns Worth a Detour, From Route 66 Relics to Drowned Valleys
From Route 66 resort ruins at Arlington to the dioxin-evacuated Times Beach, eight Missouri ghost towns you ca...
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Alloa: The Riverside Town Between Edinburgh and Stirling With a Medieval Tower Worth Climbing
Alloa on the River Forth pairs a 14th-century tower with Victorian bathhouse culture, whisky festivals and eas...
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The Mummies of Guanajuato: Mexico's Strangest Museum Isn't What You Expect
How Mexico's Guanajuato mummies formed naturally in a 19th-century cemetery, became a famous museum and pop-cu...
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Why This Quirky Chinese Border City Built a Statue of Zhou Enlai in 2008
Manzhouli's Zhou Enlai Memorial Statue honours the Premier's Korean War railway role — a curious stop in China...
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Fingerprints in the Clay: Women and Children May Have Built the Terracotta Army
New fingerprint analysis suggests women and children helped build the Terracotta Army in Xi'an — what it means...
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Around 3,000 Croatians Helped Build the Suez Canal – And a Small Coastal Town Is Telling Their Story
New research reveals around 3,000 Croatians worked on the Suez Canal. A lecture in Crikvenica explores this li...
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Anna Göldi and the Swiss village that keeps Europe's last witch execution in memory
Anna Göldi was Europe's last witch to be executed, in Mollis in 1782. Visit the Anna Göldi Museum in Ennenda a...
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The Boundary Estate: London's First Council Estate and Its Surprising Story in Shoreditch
Shoreditch's Boundary Estate grew out of the notorious Old Nichol slum. Here's the story of London's first cou...
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