A “Human Fly” Climbed a Building in New Britain, Connecticut, With No Rope
In 1917 Jack Williams, the Human Fly, climbed a building in New Britain, Connecticut, with no ropes, for the soldiers’ fund. Here’s how he did it.
In 1917 Jack Williams, the Human Fly, climbed a building in New Britain, Connecticut, with no ropes, for the soldiers’ fund. Here’s how he did it.
For decades Horace Vose of Westerly, Rhode Island, sent the President a giant Thanksgiving turkey. In 1910 Washington thought he forgot.
In 1912 thousands of turkeys paraded through Cuero, Texas, behind an Army band and the governor. Here is how farmers walked turkeys to market.
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