Starting around the 1840s in the United States, a movement known as Spiritualism swept across the country, staring in upstate ...
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In 16th and 17th Century Europe, during the Renaissance, many wealthy aristocrats collected artifacts from the natural world, and displayed ...
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The Miskatonic University Department of History presents: The Lost City of Zed Between 1906 and 1924, British adventurer and gifted ...
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Stone megaliths bearing time-tortured faces tell us that hunter-gatherers first settled on the mysterious Mediterranean island of Corsica up to ...
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The Miskatonic University Department of History presents: Toyul -- The Indonesian Demon Baby Folklore around the world is saturated with ...
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The Miskatonic University Department of History presents: Field Trip: Brazil’s Alien City Brazil’s space-age capital has become a magnet for ...
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The Miskatonic University Department of History presents: The Saratoga Lights Dr. Gerard: Legends about mysterious spectral lights can be found ...
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Miskatonic University Department of History Lecture Series:  The Count of St. Germain Presented by: Dr. Charles Gerard In the mid-18th ...
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Miskatonic University Department of History Lecture Series:  Galvanism Presented by: Dr. Charles Gerard Many people have heard of a “galvanized” ...
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Miskatonic University Department of History Lecture Series:  Stalin’s Ape-Man Army Presented by: Dr. Charles Gerard Secret Russian documents uncovered in ...
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