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*Enhanced by AI and Sourced from KFOR Oklahoma's News 4 YouTube. Location: Oklahoma History Center, 800 Nazih Zuhdi Drive, Oklahoma City, OK. In a poignant tribute to a pivotal moment in American history, the Oklahoma History Center has unveiled a special exhibit commemorating the USS Oklahoma and its role in the devastating attack on Pearl Harbor. This exhibit, which features a wealth of artifacts and information, stands as a testament to the bravery and sacrifice of the ship's crew on that fateful day.

In a grand celebration of the arts and history, the Tulsa Historical Society & Museum (THSM) is set to unveil and rededicate the bronze statue of the renowned Osage ballerina, Marjorie Tallchief. The event is scheduled to take place on Sunday, October 29 at 1:30 PM in the enchanting Five Moons Sculpture Garden, nestled within the premises of the Tulsa Historical Society & Museum, located at 2445 S. Peoria Avenue, Tulsa.

The Hawn Hotel was constructed in 1927 and finished in 1928, it features a pool on the ground floor, an old coffee shop on the second floor; this old hotel also features an old ballroom. Its now being worked on and we hope to see it up and running into something. Follow me on YouTube & TikTok! Unknown Ventures

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Goodbye summer, and hello fall! We are officially in the spooky season when ghost stories, history, and ghastly specters come together for a nightly romp on Meeting Street (Pun intended). The Lantern has visited some of the most haunted sites across South Carolina over the years, but nothing takes your breath like walking the cobblestone streets of the Holy City. In this special edition, we will highlight the best paranormal hotspots across the city that will freeze you in fear and in time.

The Lantern found the definition of small-town southern charm on a recent visit to Ridgeway, South Carolina. This beautiful, peaceful community in Fairfield County gives visitors plenty of opportunities to explore rich southern history firsthand. Many may not be aware, but Ridgeway is also home to the "World’s Smallest Police Station" and other hidden gems. The town is picturesque for its beautiful historic structures and walkable downtown area.

Tell Andy and Barney to move over! We have found a police station smaller than Mayberry. Beautiful Ridgeway, South Carolina, is the home to the “World’s Smallest Police Station.” According to the pamphlet placed inside, “Imagine an old wooden desk, small file cabinet, a black rotary phone, and a small wood stove to keep warm on those cold wintery nights in this historic building. But before the “World’s Smallest Police Station” became a police station in 1940, it was the town well. The area behind the police station is known as the Cotton Yard. It’s called this because it was used as a staging area for cotton farmers bringing their cotton into town to be loaded on the train for shipment. Before farmers would leave town, they would pull their wagons up the well to water their mules and oxen. Some residents can remember when cotton farmers were lined up from the cotton gin, located in the building behind Ruff Hardware, south on Palmer Street over the railroad bridge.”

Whitechapel, London, September 8, 1888 Amidst the smog-covered streets of Whitechapel, another tragic and gruesome discovery has shaken the heart of East London. On the morning of September 8, 1888, At around 6:00 am the mutilated body of a woman, later identified as Annie Chapman, was found in the backyard of 29 Hanbury Street. The shocking state of Miss Chapman's body has left the community reeling. Much like the brutal killing of Mary Ann Nichols just over a week prior, Chapman's injuries suggest a ferocity that has residents living in fear and authorities scrambling for answers. Eyewitnesses recount a sense of disbelief at the scene. John Davis, the man who made the ghastly discovery, seemed shaken to his core, while local constables immediately cordoned off the area. Authorities, hesitant to provide explicit details, have confirmed that the victim's injuries were consistent with a sharp instrument, potentially a knife. The heinous nature of this crime has fuelled existing rumors and whispers throughout the city. With two savage killings in such a short span, many now fear that a serial murderer is at large. The epithet "Jack the Ripper" is being increasingly used in hushed conversations in pubs and homes, a name synonymous with the faceless terror haunting the streets. Police are urging the public to remain vigilant and cautious. Women, especially those living and working in the Whitechapel area, are advised to be wary of their surroundings and avoid venturing out alone at night. There's also been a growing clamor for better policing and lighting in the East End, with many residents feeling that the destitution and darkness of Whitechapel's alleys provide the perfect cover for nefarious activities. Yet, amidst the palpable fear, there is also a sense of unity growing within the community. Whitechapel, though marred by these unspeakable acts, remains resilient, with neighbors looking out for one another in the hopes that such horrors will soon come to an end. The investigations continue, and as Londoners await more news, there is a shared hope that justice will be served swiftly. The identity and motives of the so-called "Ripper" remain elusive, casting a dark shadow over a city yearning for answers.

LOS ANGELES, California - Los Angeles City Councilwoman Traci Park is taking action to prevent the demolition of Marilyn Monroe's historic Brentwood home by introducing a motion to have it declared a historic-cultural monument. The 1920-era home, where Monroe resided and tragically passed away in 1962, is facing the threat of demolition by its current owners.

(This post includes affiliate links if you purchase anything through these affiliated links, the author may earn a commission.) Richard R. Becker, an accomplished American author, gained widespread recognition with his debut collection of literary fiction and psychological thrillers. Originally conceived as a project of crafting weekly stories for 50 weeks, the collection swiftly climbed the ranks to the top 100 literary short stories on Amazon for three consecutive months in 2022. It secured top honors in the Spring 2022 BookFest Awards, the 2023 Book Excellence Awards, and the ABR Book Excellence Awards, while also being a finalist in the IAN Book of the Year Awards.

In a monumental leap for space exploration, India has made history by successfully landing its Chandrayaan-3 mission on the uncharted lunar south pole. The achievement not only positions India as the fourth country to land on the moon, following the former Soviet Union, the U.S., and China, but also marks the first successful landing on one of the moon's lunar poles.

It is undeniable that the Oak Alley Plantation is breathtakingly beautiful. However, the reality of what took place on such exquisite grounds has such a devastating effect on the hearts of those who visit and learn more about the past times of this historical landmark. The good news is that The Oak Alley Foundation continues to raise awareness and educates their visitors, like us - on the brutality and harsh conditions that slaves were subjected to. This national landmark is a visual representation of how such beauty was built upon and coincided with the ugliness of slavery.

The analysis marks the first time historical DNA has been used to trace the descendants and distant cousins of enslaved people, researchers said. Back in 1979, during a highway expansion project in Maryland, a construction team stumbled upon human remains within the grounds of an 18th-century ironworks. As time passed, archaeologists revealed a total of 35 graves in a cemetery, serving as the resting place for enslaved individuals.

Cannabis, a plant with a rich history, has been utilized for various purposes throughout human civilization. By exploring the benefits of cannabis throughout history, shedding light on notable figures who cultivated and used this plant, we'll find cannabis has been employed for medicinal purposes for thousands of years.

In this video, we take you on a tour of Colonial Williamsburg, the world’s largest living history museum. You’ll see how people lived, worked, and played in the 18th century, and learn about the events that shaped the American Revolution. You’ll also get to see some of the amazing attractions, such as the Governor’s Palace, a famous tavern, the blacksmith shop, the shoemaker, the oldest commercial building there built in 1740 and so much more of Colonial Williamsburg. Join us as we discover the history and beauty of this amazing place! Filmed October 19, 2022 by Curtis and Melissa | Adventures Are Out There We are an Adventure seeking family of 4 (Curtis, Melissa and kiddos) who love the FREEDOM of the open road, being outside, enjoying the beauty and nature God created! His masterpieces are awe inspiring! We love the diversity in landscape and wildlife and food in our country!

Raleigh, the vibrant capital city of North Carolina, is a hub of cultural, historical, and natural landmarks. From architectural marvels to scenic parks, this thriving metropolis and its surrounding areas offer a wealth of iconic sites to explore. In this article, we will embark on a journey to discover some of the notable landmarks in and around Raleigh. From the majestic State Capitol Building to the serene beauty of Pullen Park and the fascinating North Carolina Museum of Natural Sciences, we will delve into the stories and significance behind these remarkable sites.

Who could ever think that an eternal love leading to the saga of infinite bondage can evolve out of a desert like land and would blossom to be the reason to gift our world a poem-in-marble, The Taj!

A mysterious encounter took place back in 1931, when a renowned archaeologist became lost deep inside the Yucatan Jungle. A nearly hopeless moment for them occurred, when they entered an unusual looking cave.

Washington State is not only known for its natural beauty and outdoor adventures but also for its rich history and cultural heritage. From historic landmarks that played a significant role in the state's development to museums that preserve and showcase its diverse past, Washington offers a wealth of opportunities for history enthusiasts and curious travelers alike. In this article, we will embark on a journey to explore some of Washington State's most notable historic landmarks and museums, delving into their stories and highlighting the fascinating narratives that have shaped the region.

Alexander the Great was one of the most successful military commanders in history. He conquered a vast empire that stretched from Greece to India, and his legacy had a profound impact on the world. In this article, we will explore the life and legacy of Alexander the Great, examining his military conquests, his cultural influence, and his lasting impact on the world.