futility closet Sidney Cotton risked his life to gather aerial photos during World War II Futility Closet
futility closet Between 1856 and 1889, a mysterious leather-clad man walked the roads of Connecticut and New York Futility Closet
futility closet Englishman Nathaniel Courthope spent four years defending a tiny island's nutmeg from the Dutch Futility Closet
futility closet One night in July 1904, H. Rider Haggard dreamed that his daughter's dog was dying Futility Closet
futility closet In 1945, a U.S. Army transport plane crashed in the highlands of New Guinea Futility Closet
futility closet In the 1920s, painters of luminous watch dials began to fall mysteriously ill Futility Closet
futility closet A French spy, a transatlantic voyage, and the birth of the modern strawberry Futility Closet
futility closet In 1864, two ships were wrecked on the same remote island. Unaware of each other, their crews struggled to survive Futility Closet
futility closet In 1959, Marine pilot William Rankin parachuted through a violent thunderstorm Futility Closet
futility closet In 1850, a Nile hippo created a stir when it arrived at the London Zoo Futility Closet
futility closet In 1857, guests at Washington D.C.'s National Hotel began to come down with a mysterious illness Futility Closet
futility closet It's still uncertain who fired the shot that killed Manfred von Richthofen Futility Closet
futility closet In 1898 a Belgian ship was frozen into the ice off the coast of Antarctica Futility Closet
