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This Kentucky College Has Been Making Brooms for 100 Years

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(via Smithsonian) Berea College’s broomcraft program carries on an American craft tradition that’s rarely practiced today

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(via Listverse) Whether it’s a solemn celebration honoring the spirits of the dead or a saccharine, candy-laden costume party, Halloween

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(via Mental Floss) Starting with his first professional recordings and appearances on the Dr. Demento radio show decades ago, “Weird

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(via Mental Floss) Walk through any cemetery in the world and you’ll find a solemn landscape that honors loved ones

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(via Smithsonian) How an Indian export became part of the fabric of American life

(via Neatorama) Whenever Christmas approaches, we will all be bombarded on our radios and at the malls we visit, by

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(via Smithsonian) Thanksgiving’s most unexpected legacy is heating up again

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(via Atlas Obscura) Around the world in 300 fruits and counting.

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(via Mental Floss) In 1963, Coca-Cola debuted TaB, a one-calorie diet soda that came in a pink can and promised

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(via Listverse) Human history has often not been kind to women. Even when they escaped the strict boundaries society placed

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(via Atlas Obscura) Rosamond Purcell finds stories, landscapes, and more on their mottled surfaces.

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(via Atlas Obscura) Fusion foods and innovations associated with the U.S. quietly have roots farther north.