Family in Tennessee Discovered Treasure Hidden Under Their Stairs
They found a mysterious safe buried in the floor while cleaning their house. We can only imagine the family’s mad anticipation and sense of urgency.
History
Snapshots of ‘Dangerous’ Women From Between 1930s and 1950s
For over 25 years, art collector Peter J. Cohen has been frequenting estate sales and flea markets collecting countless vintage images of women of all ages in various unconventional activities for the time. In his growing collection, you’ll find women swigging booze out of a bottle, boxing, playing pick-up football, smoking, or shooting arrows or … Read more
89-Year-Old Reunited with His Wallet After He Lost It 65 Years Ago
In 1950, Edward Parker lost his wallet in Lambeth Palace where he was repairing the WWII bomb damaged part of the building. He was more concerned about losing the treasured items he kept inside it. Nearly 7 decades later, Parker surely didn’t expect to be reunited with his wallet. But as fate would have it, … Read more
Most Decorated Japanese-American Fighters during WWII (24 pics)
After the horrifying Pearl Harbor attack by Japan, many Americans were distrusting of all Japanese-Americans living in the U.S. The government ordered around 110,000 Japanese-Americans into internment camps. The Federal government classified all Japanese-American men of draft age, except those already in the armed forces, as 4-C, enemy aliens, who were forbidden to serve the … Read more
Stunning Colorized Photos in History That Are Just Beyond Amazing (38 Pics)
Incredible collection of outstanding historical photos that were colorized to put them back to life.
Venice in the 1890s in Rare Color Photographs (19 photochrom pictures)
Let’s take a rare historical glimpse of the brightly-colored plazas and intricate architecture of Venice in the 1890s. The pictures were taken in the 1890s in which the famed city 30 years earlier had been taken into the newly formed Kingdom of Italy. Venice was previously belonged to Austria. The city was offered to Italy … Read more