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In this podcast, we explore the eerie remains of abandoned battleships that haunt the waters around Texas. From the USS Texas to the USS Orleck, we delve into the history of these once-great warships, and the reasons why they were ultimately left to decay and rot away. We also examine the impact that these abandoned vessels have had on the surrounding environment, and the efforts being made to preserve them for future generations. Join us as we uncover the haunting tales of these forgotten warships of Texas.

In the late 19th century, Seattle had a serious problem with sewage and drainage. To fix this, the city decided to raise its streets, creating a network of underground tunnels and passageways beneath the city. However, these tunnels eventually became a haven for criminals, bootleggers, and rats, and were eventually abandoned. In this podcast, we explore the history of Seattle's underground underground, how it became infested with criminals and rats, and what it looks like today.

In this podcast episode, we explore what's on the rooftops of some of Texas's most iconic buildings. From the sprawling skyline of Houston to the historic landmarks of San Antonio and Dallas, we'll uncover the hidden secrets and surprising features of these towering structures. Join us as we take a bird's eye view of the Lone Star State and discover the unique elements that make these buildings truly one-of-a-kind.

In this podcast episode, we explore what's really on the rooftops of Chicago's most famous skyscrapers. From green roofs to helipads and communication towers, we take a closer look at the hidden world that exists high above the Windy City. Learn about the challenges of building and maintaining these structures, the impact they have on the city's skyline, and the role they play in shaping the future of urban design. Join us as we climb to the top to uncover the secrets of Chicago's most iconic buildings.

Join us as we delve into the history of the World's Columbian Exposition of 1893, also known as the Chicago World's Fair. Explore the fair's iconic buildings and exhibits, including the Ferris Wheel, and learn about the people and events that made this historical event unforgettable. From the dazzling White City to the mysterious murder of H.H. Holmes, this episode uncovers the secrets and scandals of one of the most important events in American history.

In this podcast episode, we explore the surprising and eerie history of US presidents who have died on the Fourth of July. From the death of America's second president, John Adams, and his rival Thomas Jefferson, to the lesser-known stories of presidents who passed away on this historic day, we delve into the unique circumstances and symbolism surrounding these presidential deaths. Join us as we uncover the mysteries and coincidences surrounding this unusual piece of presidential history.