History

Laughing Dove (Streptopelia senegalensis)

HABITAT  Laughing dove is mainly associated with human habitation, occurring in towns, villages, gardens, orchards, oases, and associated cultivation, but locally in scattered acacias far from habitation. Rarely does this...

The Mummy of Nodosaur Dinosaur

The Royal Tyrrell Museum of Palaeontology in Alberta, Canada unveiled the Mummy of Nodosaur Dinosaur with skin and...

Varied Lorikeet (Psitteuteles versicolor)

The varied Lorikeet (Psitteuteles versicolor), though nowhere abundant, ranges nomadically across the northern Australian woodlands in search of...

Magnificent Delphinium Flower Spikes in Their Own Way

An idea of luxury is to always have plenty of Delphinium Flower. They’re not reliable in a hot...

Flame Bowerbird – Brilliant Colorful Rainforest Bird

The flame bowerbird is a rainforest bird distributed in and endemic to the rainforests of Papua New Guinea....

Exploring Graceland: The Life and Legacy of Elvis Presley

Explore Elvis Presley’s journey from humble beginnings to becoming the King of Rock and Roll, and discover the magic of his iconic home, Graceland....

William Frederick Poole: American Bibliographer, Librarian, and Historical Writer (1821-1894)

William Frederick Poole was a famous American bibliographer, librarian, and historical writer. He was born in Salem, Mass., on December 24, 1821. William Frederick...

Edward Coles: The Second Governor of the State of Illinois

The Edward Coles was the second Governor of the State of Illinois. Edward Coles was born in Albemarle County, Va., Dec. 15, 1786. He...

Battle of the Bulge

Battle of the Bulge? By fall 1944, the Allied advance across Europe had lost its momentum. In mid-December, Germany launched an unexpected counteroffensive. The...

Conestoga Wagon Facts and Dimensions

As a history lover, you will be quite interested in knowing about the ancient Conestoga wagon facts and dimensions. Including its tongue, the average...

History of Aboriginal Australia

Aboriginal Australia A visit to Australia would not be complete without experiencing the rich cultures of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. Visitors have an...

Royal D. Cone 1821-1898

The memory of the Royal D. Cone is still fresh in the hearts of many citizens of Winona, Minnesota. Royal D. Cone was born...

Hans Richter (1843-1916) – An Orchestral and Operatic Conductor

Celebrated conductor, born on April 4, 1843, in Raab, Hungary. Hans Richter was the son of the cathedral chapel master. His mother was a...

John Isaac Guion, (1802-1855)

John Isaac Guion was the son of Maj. Isaac Guion. He was born in Adams County on Nov. 18, 1802. He was educated in...

Joseph Medill: (1823-1899) Editor, Publisher and Politician

Joseph Medill was an editor, newspaper publisher, and Republican Party politician. He was born April 6, 1823, near St. John, N.B., of Scotch-Irish parentage...