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Our destination was a Victorian home in the quiet town of Mitchell, Indiana - 3,700 square feet with crystal chandeliers, four poster beds and stained glass. No one lives in the stately home now, but the residence is never empty.
Our destination was a Victorian home in the quiet town of Mitchell, Indiana - 3,700 square feet with crystal chandeliers, four poster beds and stained glass. No one lives in the stately home now, but the residence is never empty.
The woods of Bedford, Kentucky are filled with countless wonders of nature that will take your breath away, but could the same woods also be home to Bigfoot?
The woods of Bedford, Kentucky are filled with countless wonders of nature that will take your breath away, but could the same woods also be home to Bigfoot?
An investigation is underway to find a man Toledo Police say tried to kidnap a baby from a hotel room.
An investigation is underway to find a man Toledo Police say tried to kidnap a baby from a hotel room.
DULUTH, Minn. (AP) - The group that found a sunken freighter off near Marquette, Mich. this spring has found a second one in Lake Superior.
The Duluth News Tribune reports (http://bit.ly/15TjMOm) the shipwreck hunters confirmed the location of Scotiadoc last month. It's in more than 850 feet of water near Thunder Bay, Ontario, possibly making it the deepest shipwreck ever found in the Great Lakes.
The 424-foot ship sank after colliding with another freighter in 1953, killing one person.
Jerry Eliason, of Cloquet, Minn., is part of the group that has found many lost ships, including the long-sought-after wreck of the Henry B. Smith offshore Michigan in May.
He says finding the Smith was the entree and finding "the Scotiadoc was the dessert."
