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12 Favorite Haunts of the Founding Fathers You Can Still Visit Today

(via mental_floss) The Founding Fathers built the groundwork for America, but they were much more than military strategists and document

Dominic Fragman plays guitar, drums and sings simultaneously on the Rush classic Tom Sawyer!

(via mental_floss) On January 30, 1969, at lunch time, The Beatles appeared on the rooftop of their record label’s headquarters,

(via Neatorama) Pepsi Cola was originally called “Brad’s Drink” and marketed in Bern, North Carolina in the early 1890’s by

(via mental_floss) First pressings by big acts like The Beatles or Bruce Springsteen, and finds like misprints and pressings with

(via Atlas Obscura) The artist who sold the most CDs in 2016 hasn’t toured in over 200 years, but is

(via mental_floss) You know that Frank Sinatra was as talented a singer as he was an actor. That he had

(via mental_floss) It seems like everybody and their mom and dads has released a Christmas album. For some artists, like

(via Popular Mechanics) There’s a blue and yellow building in Naperville, Illinois, where, every year more than 50 specially trained

(via Motherboard) The scientific name for the phenomenon of getting a song stuck in our head is involuntary musical imagery,

(via mental_floss) 1966’s It’s the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown remains one of the most endearing television specials ever produced. As

(via Popular Mechanics) The names of Les Paul and Leo Fender grace many of the most famous electric guitars. Designed