Another Franklin expedition crew member has been identified | Waterloo News

Portait of James Fitzjames who sailed aboard the HMS Erebus. The skeletal remains of a senior officer of Sir John Franklin's 1845 Northwest Passage expedition have been identified by researchers from the University of Waterloo and Lakehead University using DNA and genealogical analyses. In April of 1848 James Fitzjames of HMS Erebus helped lead 105 survivors from their

KILLING RASPUTIN Photo Gallery • WildBlue Press True Crime Website

Check out the photo gallery from the #truecrime book by Margarita Nelipa, KILLING RASPUTIN!

Ghosts of World War I: Revisiting Verdun, 50 Years Later

LIFE.com presents haunting color pictures -- made 50 years after the guns of World War I fell silent -- from the French town of Verdun.

Shooting The NeverEnding Story

The arduous task of creating the effects-heavy creature feature, and lighting one of the planet’s largest bluescreen stages to date.

Understanding chemical warfare in the First World War

In August 1918, while waiting to advance east of Amiens, Sergeant Sawyer Spence unwittingly lay in a shell hole contaminated with mustard gas. Feeling no ill effects he only reluctantly agreed to b…

Spartacus: A Spectacle Revisited

A retrospective on the “swords and sandals” tentpole around the time of its restoration for Universal.

Exhibition: ‘A Memorial Exhibition in Tom Garver’s Memory of O. Winston Link’s Photographs’ at the Jane Lutnick Fine Arts Center, Haverford College, Haverford, PA

Exhibition Dates: 3rd June – 7th December, 2024 O. Winston Link (American, 1914-2001) Swimming pool, Welch, West Virginia 1958, printed c. 1987 Gelatin silver print &nbsp…