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When Julius Caesar brought the first giraffe to Europe, the perplexed Romans called it a “cameleopard”

Courtesy: The Vintage News Dec 28, 2017 Stefan Andrews It must have been a joyful return to Rome in 46 BC for Julius Caesar. Following his success in Egypt, he had, reportedly, come back with quite a sweeping, exotic menagerie, among which the main attraction was a very “strange” species. The animal had a long neck and … Read more

Thousands of witch doctors registered in Tanzania, where witchcraft is a part of everyday life

Courtesy: The Vintage News Dec 27, 2017 Tijana Radeska Nganga-Nksi Author:Hans Hillewaert CC BY-SA2.0 Witches, witchcraft, good witches, bad witches, white magic, black magic… the stuff of books and movies, right? But there are places today where witchcraft is still incorporated into the culture and everyday life of ordinary people. Witchcraft is very common in many … Read more

“Truly a fairytale”: The enchanting Hohenschwangau Castle, built by King Maximilian of Bavaria

Courtesy: The Vintage News  Dec 28, 2017 Kate Bulo The German state of Bavaria is famous for its fairytale castles and enchanting palaces. Its nobility did not hesitate to commission the greatest architects and artisans to build residences fit for kings. The interiors of these residences were enriched with magnificent frescoes, fine furniture, and extraordinary ornaments. Luckily, … Read more

There’s gold in them thar jeans: The truth behind the tale of a Chinese laundryman who got rich during the Gold Rush washing miners’ clothes

Courtesy: The Vintage News Jan 6, 2018 E.L. Hamilton Talk about laundering money! A popular folk tale from the Gold Rush era has it that a Chinese laundryman got rich not from panning for gold in the American River but from washing. In this apocryphal story, John John (a name white men commonly and indiscriminately called … Read more

Helga Estby, who walked across the United States in 1896 to try to save her family farm

Courtesy: The Vintage News Feb 26, 2018 Boban Docevski At the end of the 19th century, women had fewer rights than men. The suffragettes slowly worked to change the position of women in society, but they were still considered as less capable than men. Most women were destined to stay home for their whole lives and … Read more

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