Get back to the site of the Fab Four's disastrous meditation retreat
The hunt for the true story behind Melville's hyphen is as mysterious as the famous white whale
Ships’ pets included dogs, cats and some other animals that were more unusual
New research suggests the monument was first built in Wales then dragged 180 miles to its current location
The sunken treasure on the Spanish galleon San Jose could be worth up to $17 billion
The plane was a casualty of the first phase of the raid that took place on December 7, 1941
What happened to the Buddha of Nara's famous 'do?
Galvanism sought to reanimate the dead—and in doing so provided the impetus for one of literature's most famously frightful books
A chunk of stone may be marked with one of the oldest drawings of a human campsite
Smithsonian Journeys Travel Quarterly: Inca Road
Armed with a backpack and 15 high-res cameras, Google just tackled one of the world's wonders
They can enjoy that cheese thanks to ancient nomadic herders
Statues, streets and anti-bias education commemorate the civil rights activist's historic protest
The answer depends on how the question is approached
Officials stir up controversy by kicking impersonators out of the Colosseum
Churchill's papers join the ranks of Beethoven's Ninth Symphony, Anne Frank's diary and the Magna Carta
The 40th President of the United States was a big science-fiction fan
Despite grocery store labels, these tubers aren’t at all the same
Pucker up: Thanksgiving (and plenty of cranberry sauce) is almost here
It sat right next to University of Chicago’s football field
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