The LOST Central Railroad of New Jersey - The Story of NJ's Forgotten Trains
As one of the most influential railroads in all of New Jersey, the Central New Jersey Railroad has had an incredible impact on the Garden State's growth throughout the 19th century. It flourished, car...
6 Jan 202221min
Exploring a Huge Abandoned Prison in 360° (Cell found intact)
The Dominicans came to Łęczyca in the seventies of the 13th century. Originally, they lived in wooden buildings. It was not until 1341 when a brick St Dominic's church and a two-story monastery were c...
1 Jan 202236min
The Golden Gate was a Military Fort
Immersed in a vibrant history, the San Francisco Bay Area hosts one of America's most iconic landmarks: the Golden Gate Bridge. The culmination of San Francisco and the state of California as a whole'...
30 Des 202124min
The Rise and Fall of Atlantic City (A Tale of Urban Decay)
Throughout its life, Atlantic City has seen multiple rises and falls— though there is no denying the influence it holds as one of America's former premier destinations for luxury and beachfront attrac...
25 Des 202130min
Why Does New York's Subway have Ghost Stations? (History of NYC public transport)
Serving millions of New Yorkers every day, there is little question as to the incredible impact the New York City subway system has had on the city's reputation as a massive hub of transportation. But...
23 Des 202126min
Chicago's Christmas Tree Shipwreck incident (Chicago's Weirdest Story)
As one of the most bizarre shipwrecks of all time, the Christmas Tree shipwreck has perplexed many in the decades since it occurred. But this story is not as far back as one might assume— and did you ...
19 Des 202120min
New Yorks Underwater Tunnel - The History of the Holland Tunnel
Tunnel. One of the longest underwater vehicular tunnels in the world, it was designed as the masterpiece of Clifford M. Holland's career and was decades in the making, Even today, it serves New York a...
16 Des 202120min
How The Erie Canal Transformed America
Europe called it impossible. President Thomas Jefferson claimed it was "nothing short of madness." However, the state of New York proceeded anyway and carved the largest canal the world had ever seen....
9 Des 202123min
