Posts in category Vintage + Historical Oddities

If Halloween wasn’t strange enough, step into the quiet town of Cassadaga, FL, where the town’s residents communicate with the dearly departed daily.

The Irish originally carved jack-o’-lanterns from turnips.

During the 2011 tsunami disaster, one stone marked a boundary just 300 feet from where dangerous waters flooded.

The term “royal treatment” comes from a long history of Kings and Queens making outlandish demands – and those demands being met.

Coney Island is, arguably, Brooklyn’s most bizarre pocket, but this attraction’s history reveals an even stranger side.

Victoria Woodhull was the first female presidential candidate in the US and so much more.

The story behind Hollie Tatnell and how her single grave ended up becoming a Historic Texas Cemetery in the middle of a busy street.

As recently as 1977, the guillotine was still being used in France, …the same year Star Wars was released! Hold onto your hats; because heads will roll in this week’s Unboxing episode!

Located in Gettysburg, Civil War Tails is a unique museum featuring hand-made miniature cat soldiers in dioramas of Civil War scenes.

For over 50 years people have been fascinated with the circumstances and mystery surrounding the assassination of the 35th President of the United States, John Fitzgerald Kennedy. Today we unbox the bedroom set of Lee Harvey Oswald, the man accused of assassinating JFK.