It’s interesting how the southwest metropolitan area of the Twin Cities grew into a patchwork of cities, but there might have been more today if a few more places had survived. Today, we consider them ...

Named Mary Kathleen in honour of the late wife of amateur prospector Norm McConachy, who first discovered the abundance of uranium in the area, the township was officially opened in October 1958.

I head to a once booming coal town to mudlark their creek for lost river treasure! You never know what kind of history may be around the next turn! Antique bottles, glass, marbles and so much more are ...

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The Summerville Light is a local ghost story that has been around for decades. There is a new theory from a USGS researcher ...

Ghosting — or cutting off contact without explanation — has become such a scourge for modern daters that Esther Perel, a ...

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For those looking to delve deeper into Jerome’s past, the Jerome State Historic Park is a must-visit. Housed in the Douglas ...

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Now, for many Greenlanders, these wooden ghost towns stand as testaments to some ... in areas with jobs and factories, and to provide modern amenities. After Greenland gained more self-rule ...

Jerome’s history is as rich as the copper veins that once ran through its hills. Founded in the late 19th century, this town quickly became known as the “Wickedest Town in the West.” Now, that’s a ...