March 2017 - Page 6 of 6

The Story Behind the Poem on the Statue of Liberty

(via mental_floss) Today, the lines engraved in bronze on the base of the Statue of Liberty are almost as well-known

(via mental_floss) Wolverine was never supposed to be this popular. Created as a one-time villain for the Incredible Hulk to

(via mental_floss) You probably know Ansel Adams—born on February 20, 1902—as the man who helped promote the National Park Service

(via Amusing Planet) In 1946, a bunch of Hollywood legends including Roy Rogers, Dick Curtis, and Russell Hayden —tired of

(via Atlas Obscura) Decades ago, long before Amazon Prime, when the American shipping industry was still in its infancy, it

(via OZY) Our digital data trails tell a lot about us. What sites we go to, what links we click…But

(via Popular Mechanics) Columbia, the Apollo 11 command module, will get its first significant conservation effort in 40 years—just in

(via mental_floss) Though it continues to air new episodes five days a week in syndication, most everyone nostalgic for The

(via Neatorama) Here’s a piece of Atomic Age history you’ve probably never heard of: the civilian Ground Observer Corps, thousands