Tiptree Jam Museum in Tiptree
Atlas Obscuraby Lana Velkov2d ago
About If you have stayed in hotels in the UK, you likely got a mini jam from Wilkin & Sons at your breakfast buffet.
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top 71%Gold Rush Cabin in Dawson City
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About No one knows exactly when Dawson City's Gold Rush Cabin was built, but historical records place it here by 1900 and suggest it may be somewhat older.
Atlas Obscura’s Guide to America’s Most Haunted Cemeteries
Atlas Obscuraby Holyn Thigpen2d ago
It’s nice to imagine death as an endless deep sleep, but not everyone is so lucky. In cemeteries across the U.S., you’ll find souls whose final resting places are not, in fact, restful at all.
The Reading Room in Chattanooga
Atlas Obscuraby Daniel McDermon3d ago
About Is there a better pairing than a good book and a great drink? You can find both at this cozy bar on the east side of Chattanooga.
It All Comes Together in Chattanooga
Atlas Obscuraby Daniel McDermon3d ago
Chattanooga may be best known for its natural beauty, surrounded by mountains, valleys, and the Tennessee River.
Eastern California Museum in Independence
Atlas Obscuraby Scott Klinger3d ago
About 100 years ago, if you lived long enough in the rural American West, it was entirely reasonable, that at some point, you might find yourself with a ever shrinking amount of teeth and a surplus...
Fort Breendonk in Willebroek
Atlas Obscuraby Claire Thewissen4d ago
About Fort van Breendonk is a transit camp and WWII Nazi Prison in Willebroek, Belgium. It was originally built between 1906 and 1913 and has been used in both World War I and World War II.
Susannah Place in The Rocks
Atlas Obscuraby Sean Emmerton5d ago
About Located in The Rocks, Sydney's oldest neighborhood, the four humble terrace houses that make up Susannah Place were built in 1844 by Irish immigrants.
Two Rivers Heritage Museum in Washougal
Atlas Obscuraby Two Rivers Heritage Museum6d ago
About When you see this museum from the street, you might assume that it's a little one-room operation, but you couldn't be more wrong!
Gravesite of Justice Willam Cushing in Scituate
Atlas Obscuraby Mark Allender6d ago
About South of the town of Scituate (pronounced /SIT-you-it/), roughly a mile and a half from the Atlantic coast of Massachusetts, nestled in the second-smallest state park in Massachusetts, at the...
Grand Vista Sanitarium in Richmond
Atlas Obscuraby Natasha9d ago
About The Bay Area’s regional parks are one of the many jewels that make the Bay the gem that it is, but few are aware of the ruins of a once-grand sanitarium nestled right within the hills of...
18th Century Pirate’s Jolly Roger in Portsmouth
Atlas Obscuraby Lana Velkov10d ago
About The National Museum of the Royal Navy in Portsmouth displays a genuine Jolly Roger, captured from pirates off the North African coast in 1790 by Admiral Richard Curry.
Camp Butner Museum in Butner
Atlas Obscuraby Dan Weldon10d ago
About The Camp Butner Museum preserves the remarkable story of a World War II training camp that seemingly appeared overnight across more than 40,000 acres of North Carolina farmland, displacing...
The Best Haunted Hotels to Book for a Spooky Getaway
Atlas Obscuraby Holyn Thigpen11d ago
Nothing beats staying in a hotel whose suites hold some stories — especially if they’re of the spooky variety.
Site of the Malbone Street Wreck in Brooklyn
Atlas Obscuraby Anna Minster11d ago
About The Malbone Street wreck was the worst catastrophe in the history of the New York City subway system and the worst train crash in New York State.
Dr. Bhau Daji Lad Museum in Mumbai
Atlas Obscuraby Vivek Gadre12d ago
About Within the premises of Veermata Jijabai Bhosale Udyan in Mumbai’s Byculla area stands an extremely stately turquoise building, reminiscent of old British mansions. It houses Dr.
Wahpper: The World’s Largest Catfish in Wahpeton
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About Where the Bois de Sioux and Otter Tail rivers merge in southeastern North Dakota, the Red River of the North begins its winding trek northward into Canada.
Is Alton, Illinois America’s Most Haunted Small Town?
Atlas Obscuraby The Podcast Team15d ago
Troy Taylor: There’s a story about a phantom riverboat that I always liked, about how if you heard the riverboat whistle blow on a foggy morning but you never saw the boat, that meant that someone...
First Bank of Murphy in Murphy
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About Welcome to one of Downtown Murphy’s oldest buildings and quite possibly one of its most colorful. This was once the Bank of Murphy, established on January 16, 1899.
WWI Pillbox in Southwold
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About For decades this rare 100 year-old 'Pillbox' or defensive bunker had been neglected and vandalised, until it was about to be demolished in 2023.