Historic Mysteries

The Vanished Battalion

‘The Vanished Battalion’ or the ‘Lost Sandringhams’ were a group of soldiers that became lost during the Dardanelles Campaign of World War I.

The Mayan Calendar, Facts, Theories and Prophecies

Experts have deduced that the Mayan Long Count Calendar began on August 11 or 13, 3114 BC. Based on the hieroglyphs on the calendar, it has been calculated that the calendar ends on either December 21 or 23, 2012.

The World’s Largest Geoglyph: The “Marree Man”

The largest geoglyph in the world is less than twenty years old and nobody seems to know who made it. This geoglyph is called the “Marree Man” and it is located in the outback in southern Australia.

The Disappearance of the Three Flannan Isles Lighthouse Keepers

The Flannan Isles lighthouse was the scene of three mysterious disappearances roughly one year after it was built. Three men vanished from the lighthouse without a trace.

The Georgia Guidestones

The Georgia Guidestones is a rather unique monument. It is unique in the sense that it is one of the only, if not the only, monument that was constructed during modern times, which is still a mystery to modern men.

Who was the Count of Saint-Germain?

The Count of St. Germain was not a Saint and may not even have been a Count. The place and circumstances of his birth are completely unknown.

Ten Mysterious Places on Google Earth

By now, most of you have either downloaded or are at least aware of Google Earth. The program, which utilizes satellite imagery [...]

Could the Attack on Pearl Harbor Have Been Avoided?

Looking back, we know that the United States military and government were privy to several clues that an attack from Japan was imminent.

The Deadly Double

Were the ads placed in the New Yorker a sophisticated means of communication for Axis espionage operatives that the Japanese were about to launch a sneak attack somewhere in the Pacific?

The Mysterious Death of Grigori Rasputin

Grigori, or Grigory, Rasputin was a man who was known as many things. Some people called him the "Mad Monk." Some people knew him as a different sort of holy man.