Erin Wright

Did the notorious Russian mystic and faith healer Grigori Rasputin really play a part in the Russian Revolution through his association with Tsar Nicholas II?

Marie Antoinette’s dismal reputation with the French people took a nose dive after she was linked to what’s now known as the “Diamond Necklace Affair” though it is highly unlikely she was even involved.

History is littered with examples of historical inaccuracies, many of which, despite being contested, are still a part of our common vernacular.

The Lyles Consolidated School in Indiana served as a dark moment in history. At the all-Black school, ten children were selected and treated with radiation that caused massive physical and mental issues.

Leah Chase was a leading chef, civil rights activist, and art collector of the 20th century, who made a significant contribution to American culture.

While it may seem like a tall tale, there are select instances of children visiting family by postal service, even infants.

The Mary Celeste, a ship in the 1800s that was found intact with the entire crew and one lifeboat gone, had a rich history before being famously abandoned.

George Cassiday, also known colloquially as ‘the man in the green hat’, was one of the most notorious and high-profile bootleggers during the prohibition era.