York in American History: How diseases decimated Seacoast's Indigenous communities
In this article, James Kences documents the massive and dreadful die out of Indigenous people in the coastal areas of New England from 1616 to 1618.
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How ‘country palm’ could help pave the way toward a sustainable palm oil future in Liberia
Across southeastern Liberia, oil palms grow wild in the forest. Known as “country palm,” the Elaeis guineensis tree is native ...
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Historic and Haunted: Tennessee's Houses with a Dark Past
Discover the most haunted houses in Tennessee, where eerie encounters, ghostly legends, and paranormal activity bring ...
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ABANDONED $15,000,000 MILLIONAIRES MANSION With EVERYTHING Inside 500 YEARS OLD
President Donald Trump and DOGE leader Elon Musk sit down with 'Hannity' in an exclusive interview airing Tuesday. The sitcom Everybody Loves Raymond aired from 1996 to 2005 and is still very popular ...
17 unique and sometimes quirky things in Tulsa that are gone forever
Patrick Swayze (left), S.E. Hinton and C. Thomas Howell attended “The Outsiders” premiere at Tulsa’s Williams Center Cinema in 1983. Trippets is more than just a footnote in Tulsa history. A shoe ...