April 2019 - Page 3 of 6

How Joseph Pulitzer Saved the Statue of Liberty

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(via Mental Floss) It’s hard to imagine what New York City would look like without the Statue of Liberty. Yet

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(via Mental Floss) For more than a century, the reigning monarchs of Great Britain have used Buckingham Palace as their

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(via Atlas Obscura) Dragons, flea circuses, mermaids, and more wonders of the city.

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(via Popular Mechanics) Meticulous laser scans will likely become vital in the years of rebuilding ahead.

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(via Amusing Planet) Inside the Bryce Canyon National Park, in the narrow alleys formed by towering rocks on either side,

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(via Listverse) Another April 15 has just gone by. People who have filed their taxes can heave a sigh of

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(via Smithsonian) Two decades before the first American woman flew to space, a group of female cosmonauts trained in Star

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(via Atlas Obscura) For generations, the document was in the possession of a Union general’s family.

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(via Mental Floss) Constructed between the 12th and 14th centuries, Notre-Dame de Paris has centuries of French history built into

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(via Listverse) You’ll find quirky and unusual restaurants anywhere in the world. From fine dining to fast food, they all

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(via Popular Mechanics) A year on the ISS will alter an identical twin in very small ways.

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(via Atlas Obscura) The competition took place on April 30, 1828.