History

Crow Tribe killed his wife and set his home on fire, so Liver-Eating Johnson went in search and ate them. He was born as John Jeremiah Garrison Johnston, but he was known as “Liver-Eating” Johnson when he died.

The Guinness Book of World Records officially accepted Aloha Wanderwell as the first woman to travel around the world. With Modern T Ford, trip covered 43 countries, four continents, and 380,000 miles.

The Book of Enoch is an ancient manuscript that contains numerous narratives related by Enoch, an authenticated biblical figure and grandfather. Topics covered in the book include the Nephilim, the great flood, the angels who descended to Earth, ancient and sophisticated wisdom. referring to Noah, who had direct access to the “Divine Creator.”

Britain’s oldest skeleton, “Cheddar Man,” had a dark complexion, and DNA testing showed that…

In addition, the 1854 completion of Sintra’s Palace of Pena Romanticist castle. On a clear day, Lisbon residents may see it because it is perched atop a hill above the town of Sintra.

Queen Elizabeth given her 68th Christmas speech as the British monarch on 1957 December 25. It will be the most recent in a long line of holiday programs that started on 1957 December 25, in its current format.

Amelia Earhart was an American flyer who broke numerous records and advocated for women’s advancement in aviation. She was the first woman to fly solo across the Atlantic Ocean and the first person to fly solo from Hawaii to the mainland of the United States.

The painting “Apple Butter Making” was made in 1947 by Grandma Moses. It was based on a memory of the artist’s childhood in the Shenandoah Valley.

Jan Morris is a renowned female writer who led a very interesting life. In the 1970s, she went to Morocco, where she had surgery to change her gender. After that, she lived the rest of her life as a woman.

Red Fox James made headlines for traveling more than 4,000 miles on horseback through various states to win support for a holiday honoring Native American day.