Murderer’s Name Etched Into Gravestone of Wilmington, North Carolina, Woman He Killed in 1886 Lizzie Turlington was a promising leader in North Carolina’s deaf mute community in 1886 when she was murdered in the woods outside of... 10/12/20 0
Untold Story of Female Viking with Scottish Ancestry Brought to Life An Taistealaiche/The Far Traveller looks at the life of Gudridur Thorbjarnardottir, the granddaughter of a slave in Scotland. 10/7/20 0
A Medieval Metropolis Existed In What’s Now St. Louis, Missouri, Then Mysteriously Disappeared in the 14th Century In our current epoch of human history, when populations of major cities swell into the tens of millions, an urban center of 30,000 people doesn’t seem... 9/8/20 0
How a Designer Used AI and Photoshop To Bring Ancient Roman Emperors Back To Life Machine learning is a fantastic tool for renovating old photos and videos. So much so that it can even bring ancient statues to life, transforming the... 8/27/20 0
Searching for America’s 1930s Post Office Murals – a Photo Essay Photographer Justin Hamel stumbled on a Great Depression-era mural one day in a New York post office, and was intrigued to learn there are 1,200 of them... 8/27/20 4
In Search of US Descendants to Ireland’s Great Famine Bride Orphans Mountbellew Workhouse Orphan Girls Project’s search for descendants of Tully sisters and others, from Galway, in the US. 8/18/20 1
Royal Rivalry: How King Henry VIII ‘Called for Head of Meghan Markle’s Ancestor’ Meghan Markle and Prince Harry may be happily married, but the Duke’s ancestor, King Henry VIII, once demanded that one of the Duchess’ forefathers... 8/7/20 2
Tracing your Irish ancestry – The Caulfield Clan The name Caulfield is one about which much confusion arises but its long history starts in the Irish region of Connaught. 8/7/20 0