Friday, February 14, 2014

Knights Templar Random Facts and Topics

                                                              FACTS

Thursday, February 13, 2014

Vikings Random Facts and Topics

                                                              FACTS
FACT ONE FACT TWO FACT THREE
FACT FOUR FACT FIVE FACT SIX
FACT SEVEN FACT EIGHT FACT NINE
FACT TEN FACT ELEVEN FACT TWELVE
FACT THIRTEEN FACT FOURTEEN FACT FIFTEEN
FACT SIXTEEN FACT SEVENTEEN FACT EIGHTEEN
FACT NINETEEN FACT TWENTY FACT TWENTY ONE
FACT TWENTY TWO FACT TWENTY THREE FACT TWENTY FOUR
FACT TWENTY FIVE FACT TWENTY SIX FACT TWENTY SEVEN
FACT TWENTY EIGHT FACT TWENTY EIGHT
                                                            


                                                                TOPICS

Viking Beginning

                                                                                                                      











Wednesday, February 12, 2014

American Civil War Random Facts and Topics



                                                               FACTS
FACT ONE FACT TWO FACT THREE
FACT FOUR FACT FIVE FACT SIX
FACT SEVEN FACT EIGHT FACT NINE
FACT TEN FACT ELEVEN FACT TWELVE
FACT THIRTEEN FACT FOURTEEN FACT FIFTEEN
FACT SIXTEEN FACT SEVENTEEN FACT EIGHTEEN
FACT NINETEEN FACT TWENTY FACT TWENTY ONE
FACT TWENTY TWO FACT TWENTY THREE FACT TWENTY FOUR
FACT TWENTY FIVE FACT TWENTY SIX FACT TWENTY SEVEN
FACT TWENTY EIGHT FACT TWENTY EIGHT







                                                               TOPICS
 Battle of Westport

Bloodless 34 Hour Battle at Fort Sumter 

Civil War Battles by State                                                                                                                          









Sunday, February 9, 2014

Natural Disaster Facts Ten

The deadliest wildfire occurred on October 8, 1871 in the territory around Peshtigo, Wisconsin which became known as the Peshtigo Fire. It was also the same day as the Great Chicago Fire. Small fires had been set to clear forest land but a cold front with strong winds fanned the flames out of control as it raced through twelve communities. The official death estimates ranged between 1200 to 2500 and the fire burned between 1.2 million and 1.5 million acres of forest which covered between 1875 and 2400 square miles. 

Saturday, February 8, 2014

Ancient Seven Wonders of the World Fact Ten

The distance between the Lighthouse of Alexandria and the Pyramids of Giza was 132 miles or 212 km.


Ancient Seven Wonders page