The Brooklyn Bridge Contains Secret Wine Cellars
The empty vaults beneath the Brooklyn Bridge in New York were used to store wine a century ago.
The empty vaults beneath the Brooklyn Bridge in New York were used to store wine a century ago.
When it comes to weird and wacky superstitions, the United Kingdom has developed some real oddities
With 66-inch wheels, Bigfoot could crush puny sedans like bugs—and America was here for it.
In Paris, what’s beneath the sidewalks is as exciting as the monuments that tower above them.
People have come up with a range of ingenious, harebrained, and sometimes grim but often remarkable ways to stay cool during a summer scorcher.
Sure, the Victorians had some odd life hacks for cleaning and cooking that actually worked. But should you pour borax in your milk? No.
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