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In September 1847, a man with a backwards name gave a lecture titled “How to be Wise, Happy, Useful, and Rich” at the Literary and Mechanic’s Institution in Winlaton, an industrial village in the North East of England. The lecture, a seemin...
Edward, the Prince of Wales, was visibly distressed when he visited Tyneside in January 1929. In atrocious weather — heavy snow, freezing rain, and black skies — there were no crowds of flag-waving well-wishers as there had been for the vis...
Following our recent story about the Vanishing Bank Manager who was never found we are concluding 2024 with a much shorter tale about another AWOL Englishman who turned up in a cave on the other side of the Atlantic. (This also marks the se...
In the previous edition of Singular Discoveries, we continued the story of William Lidderdale, the vanishing bank manager, who disappeared a few days before his wedding to Bessie Chapman in 1892. Lidderdale’s disappearance was linked to a m...
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