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Missouri farmer Jesse Howard began putting hand-painted signs around his 20-acre property; decades later, more than 100 of them were preserved in museum collectionsJesse Howard transformed his Missouri farm into a vibrant canvas, displaying over 100 signs that reflect his personal beliefs and experienc...- A $1.2 million Persian soldier bas-relief was stolen twice; later a 1936 archive helped bring it backA 2,500 year old Persian soldier relief was stolen from Persepolis in the 1930s and again from a Montreal museum in 2011. After it surfaced...
- In the 1920s, Madrid, New Mexico, grew into a coal-mining town of 2,500; by 1960, only two families remained as demand for coal declinedOnce a bustling coal mining hub, Madrid, New Mexico, boasted around 2,500 residents until the arrival of natural gas in 1949 prompted a swi...
- Manipur CM Khemchand meets families of two youths killed in KangpokpiChief Minister Yumnam Khemchand Singh visited the families of the deceased youths in Kangpokpi. He expressed condolences and offered govern...
- Succession planning: When a family breaks up, how does the business survive?If the next generation wants to preserve the family business bot not necessarily together, here’s how they can execute the split without im...
- Away From Bihar This Chhath Puja? Check These Ghats in Delhi, Mumbai and BengaluruThousands of families from Bihar, Jharkhand and eastern Uttar Pradesh celebrate Chhath Puja in cities far from their hometowns. From Yamuna...
- Akhilesh Yadav targets BJP after part of Bismillah Khan's house demolished, Varanasi officials deny roleSamajwadi Party leader Akhilesh Yadav criticised the BJP government for the demolition of Bismillah Khan's home. He expressed concerns abou...
- A woman donated her late husband's Hollywood photography archive and $1 million; the gift will preserve his work for future generationsIn a heartfelt tribute to her late husband, Benn Mitchell, Esther Mitchell has donated a vast collection of his photography to the Center f...
- 900-year-old book records Kashmir's kings and their wars, now earns UN recognisition along with Mahabharata and Chanakya's ArthashastraUNESCO has added Kalhana's Rajatarangini, the Mahabharata and Kautilya's Arthashastra to its Memory of the World Regional Register for Asia...
- A stone castle with a turret, battlement wall and secret passage is hiding on an ordinary Cleveland street; the viral home now costs $550,000 after a price cutA one-of-a-kind castle-like residence in Cleveland is now on the market for $550,000. Constructed in 1924, this property boasts enchanting ...
- Diwali Abroad 2026: How NRIs in the US, UK and Gulf Are Keeping Indian Traditions Alive Thousands of Miles From HomeDiwali 2026 is bringing Indian communities together across the US, UK and Gulf, with celebrations ranging from Times Square and London's Tr...
- 'Legacy is a balance': Jaipur's Maharaja Sawai Padmanabh Singh on royal heritage, natural diamonds and evolving traditionsJaipur's titular Maharaja and professional polo player Sawai Padmanabh Singh, popularly known as Pacho, opens up about his royal heritage, ...
- Shraddha Kapoor's Eetha trailer: Who was Vithabai Narayangaonkar, the Lavani legend who performed on stage while nine months pregnant and reportedly turned down Raj Kapoor's film offer to stay with Tamasha?Shraddha Kapoor news: In the film Eetha, Shraddha Kapoor brings to light the extraordinary life of Lavani legend Vithabai Narayangaonkar. O...
- Bend volunteer Brad Pinkert turned a battered ReStore door into a hall tree with a storage trunk and hooks; the finished piece drew the event’s highest bid of $375In Bend, Oregon, a dedicated volunteer took an old door and turned it into a stunning hall tree for a fundraising event. This creative tran...
- Bend volunteer Brad Pinkert turned a battered ReStore door into a hall tree with a storage trunk and hooks; the finished piece drew the event’s highest bid of $375In Bend, Oregon, a dedicated volunteer took an old door and turned it into a stunning hall tree for a fundraising event. This creative tran...
- A Titanic investor built one of America's largest residence in 1899. After family tragedy, the mansion was nearly lost. How Lynnewood Hall found a new lease on lifeLynnewood Hall, a once-neglected masterpiece in Pennsylvania, is on the path to revival thanks to the dedication of the Lynnewood Hall Pres...
- In the mid-1980s, retired GM worker Dmytro Szylak began decorating two Detroit garages; nearly 30 years later, his backyard was drawing thousands of visitors a yearHamtramck Disneyland is a vibrant outdoor art installation designed by Dmytro Szylak in Hamtramck, Michigan. This ambitious project sproute...
- In 1961, Georgia waiter Dilmus Hall retired and began filling his home and yard with handmade figures; decades later, the Smithsonian was preserving his storyDilmus Hall ingeniously transformed his residence into a vibrant artistic haven, brimming with sculptures shaped by his personal beliefs an...
- In 1942, Wisconsin furniture worker James Tellen began making concrete figures; over 15 years, he created more than 30 historical, religious and mythical sculptures in his family’s woodsIn the year 1942, inspired by the stunning views from his hospital window, James Tellen embarked on a remarkable journey to create a mesmer...
- At 60, Wisconsin farmer Albert Zahn covered his home with carved birds; surviving Bird’s Park sculptures are now preserved in a public museumAfter retiring from dairy farming, Wisconsin native Albert Zahn found a new passion in carving. His impressive collection of intricately ca...
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