The Great Peshtigo Fire: The Deadliest Blaze in American History
On October 8, 1871—the same day the Great Chicago Fire killed 300—a far deadlier wildfire swept across Wisconsin.
On October 8, 1871—the same day the Great Chicago Fire killed 300—a far deadlier wildfire swept across Wisconsin.
Why do we cross our fingers when we’re hoping for a lucky break? Dig into the theories and symbolism behind this age-old gesture.
Delve into the strange cases of dancing plagues, laughter epidemics, and other bizarre manias throughout history.