15 Interesting Facts About Garnet, January’s Birthstone
The oldest garnet necklace ever discovered was located in an Egyptian tomb and is believed to be over 5,000 years old.
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20 Facts About New Year’s Eve To Know Before The Countdown
A Columbian New Year's Eve tradition is to run around with empty suitcases, to fill the coming year with travel and adventure.
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Is Jesus’ Birthday Really On December 25th?
On December 25, 336, over three hundred years since Jesus' death, the earliest Christmas celebration was recorded.
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The Warm History Of Christmas Stockings
There's a five-gift rule to filling Christmas stockings; these five gifts should be: a need, a want, to read, to wear, and to do.
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Interesting Facts About The History of Hanukkah
The story of Hanukkah does not appear in the Torah, the Holy Book of the Jewish faith, because it happened after it was written.
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Did Three Wise Men Really Visit Baby Jesus?
The Bible doesn't mention the names of the wise men that visited baby Jesus. It only states the gifts that they brought.
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Why Do We Eat Turkey on Thanksgiving?
Did you know that the first Thanksgiving meal included venison, fowl, corn, nuts, and shellfish?
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National Clean Out Your Refrigerator Day | November 15
Did you know that the coldest spot in a fridge is at the back, as it's more sheltered from warm air when you open the door?
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5 Spooky Facts About Ghosts That’ll Give You Chills
Did you know that there are over 60 known haunted houses, castles, mansions, and buildings across the UK?
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15 Interesting Facts About Independence Day
Did you know that former US presidents John Adams, Thomas Jefferson, and James Monroe all died on the 4th of July?
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National Ferris Wheel Day | February 14
The Ferris wheel dates back to 1893 and is named after its creator George Washington Gale Ferris Junior.
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10 Jolly Facts About Christmas Day
Celebrating Christmas Day was inspired by Saturnalia, an ancient Roman holiday celebrated hundreds of years ago in December.
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