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America’s Weird Water Towers

April 19, 2016April 18, 2016 0 Comments

All That’s Interesting has a series of photos of America’s more interesting and unique water towers.

Like the soldiers who fought in World War II, most of the men and women who served in the U.S.

The origins of most diner phrases are shrouded in mystery or lost to history, and different regions and restaurants use

A reconstruction of what impressionist Vincent VanGogh may have looked like in a 21st century photograph (via BeHance)

In today’s world of cell phone contacts, Facebook and LinkedIn, business cards may be becoming a thing of the past.

If you don’t the Marx Brothers, you need to know the Marx Brothers. Released in November of 1935, A Night

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On 19th July 1918, U-boat 110 was making an approach on a convoy of Allied merchant ships off the Hartlepool

Today, every color imaginable is at your fingertips. But rewind to a few centuries ago and finding that one specific

Come this time next year there will be a new president in the White House. Whoever that person ends up

Today, tall buildings are nothing out of the ordinary. But before the advent of modern machinery that would do much

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