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English versions of stoneware specimen jars at the Grant Museum of Zoology, University College London.

natural history

Natural History Museums Once Fermented Reptiles in Household Pickling Crocks

The ceramic jars were cost-effective for storing specimens, but brought nasty surprises when unsealed.

Lindsay Bloch
Atlas Obscura
March 21, 2018
The USS Juneau, in New York Harbor.

underwater

Found: The Wreck of the USS Juneau, Where 5 Brothers From Iowa Died

An incredible St. Patrick's day discovery.

Natasha Frost
Atlas Obscura
March 21, 2018
The multiple flavors of Superman ice cream.

ice cream

6 Ice Creams That Make Everything Else Seem Vanilla

From garlic to cheese, these unusual flavors are regional favorites.

Rachel Rummel
Atlas Obscura
March 21, 2018
Palms flourish in tropical zones, but as the world warms, they'll show up in new places.

climate change

Where Will Palm Trees Grow in a Warming World?

As temperatures rise, fronds will fan out in unexpected places.

Jessica Leigh Hester
Atlas Obscura
March 21, 2018
A 19th-century photograph shows a group of Choctaw people.

ireland

Why the Choctaw People Sent Their Meager Funds to Ireland

An incredible act of generosity sparked a 171-year bond between two peoples.

Natasha Frost
Atlas Obscura
March 21, 2018
A party on the roof of Regina Anderson's home, at 580 St. Nicholas Ave. in Harlem. From left to right, attendees included Ethel Ray (Nance), Langston Hughes, Helen Lanning, Pearl Fisher, Regina Anderson (Andrews), Rudolf Fisher, Luella Tucker, Clarissa Scott (Delany), Esther Popel, Hubert Delany, Jessie Fauset, Marie Johnson and E. Franklin Frazier.

renaissance

The Librarian at the Nexus of the Harlem Renaissance

Regina Anderson ate shrimp with W.E.B. Du Bois and let Zora Neale Hurston sleep on her couch.

Cara Giaimo
Atlas Obscura
March 21, 2018
Mirabilia Brittonum, or the Wonders of Britain, a guide to the history hidden in the British landscape.

natural springs

On the Hunt for the Lost Wonders of Medieval Britain

Does a millennium-old manuscript hold the key to hidden, awe-inspiring places?

Sarah Laskow
Atlas Obscura
March 21, 2018
David Peterman and one of his muses.

journeys

This Man Took a Photo With Every Mailbox in Seattle

David Peterman spent about a year on this valiant quest.

Cara Giaimo
Atlas Obscura
March 21, 2018
Part of Harris's interest in the culinary traditions of Maryland involves the rich history that accompanies it.

cookbooks

The Blogger Quietly Preserving Maryland’s Culinary History

Kara Mae Harris hopes to archive every local cookbook.

Kristina Gaddy
Atlas Obscura
March 20, 2018
Time to eat.

cookbooks

14 Unusual Cookbooks That Were Still Fit to Print

The collections of Gastro Obscura readers feature cannibalism, bugs, and Dracula.

Anne Ewbank
Atlas Obscura
March 20, 2018
A Morena effigy in

boogg

Welcoming Spring by Burning the Goddess of Winter

Traditions!

Sarah Laskow
Atlas Obscura
March 20, 2018
An altered sign in Didcot, England, directs drivers to Middle Earth.

britain

Mysterious Road Signs to Fictional Places Have Appeared in Didcot, England

This way to Narnia!

Natasha Frost
Atlas Obscura
March 20, 2018
The battle continues.

everyday objects

Vote in Round 2 of Our Search for the Most Wondrous Everyday Inventions

The Elite 8 of easily overlooked marvels.

Jessica Leigh Hester
Atlas Obscura
March 20, 2018
Aerial view of the Amazon Rainforest, near Manaus, the capital of the Brazilian state of Amazonas.

amazon

Soil and Satellites Are Telling a New Story About Ancient Civilizations in the Amazon

With new technologies, scientists are looking for clues in manmade “terra preta.”

Katarina Zimmer
Atlas Obscura
March 20, 2018
Have you seen this duck?

buoys

Found: A Giant Inflatable Duck, Lost at Sea

How do you lose a house-sized duck?

Christina Ayele Djossa
Atlas Obscura
March 19, 2018
This space harpoon is going for a test run next month.

garbage

Harpooning Space Junk Isn't as Crazy as It Sounds

It's not going to clean up every piece of orbital trash, but it could be useful.

Jessica Leigh Hester
Atlas Obscura
March 19, 2018
The Eldgjá canyon today.

volcanoes

A Volcano Helped Iceland Convert to Christianity

The 10th-century Eldgjá eruption looked a lot like the end of the world.

Sarah Laskow
Atlas Obscura
March 19, 2018
Holt also described pizza with cheese added first.

journalism

Remembering When 'The New York Times' Explained Pizza

No "pizzas" here, only "pizze."

Anne Ewbank
Atlas Obscura
March 19, 2018
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