History RMS Titanic. RMS stands for Royal Mail Ship. While it was a luxurious passenger carrier, it was also specifically designed to carry mail from place to place – that was kinda the purpose of it, otherwise it wouldn’t have been named RMS Sister Ships HMHS Brittanic 1915-1916 HMHS | Her/His Majest’s Hospital Ship It
History The very first known insane asylums, or psychiatric hospitals, was established in the Arab world, specifically in Baghdad (918 CE) and Cairo. Before these institutions, individuals with mental illness were often cared for by their families. Treatments Bleeding and Purging #1 Mental illness was viewed as a disease of the body rather than the
Blicking Hall The story goes that Anne’s ghost rides up to Blickling Hall in a coach driven by a headless horseman on the night of her death anniversary She is dressed in white and carrying her own severed head. Tower Of London Anne’s ghost is said to haunt the site of her execution on
Photo Credit | National Ocean Service Created | Earliest known occurrence 1492 by Christopher Columbus Science | The systematic study of the structure and behavior of the physical and natural world through observation, experimentation, and the testing of theories against the evidence obtained. Paranormal | All the things that are impossible to explain by known natural forces or
Tower Bridge/Dead Mans Hole Constructed 1894 | London Dead Man’s Hole actually refers to a mortuary that at one time was housed beneath the north tower of the bridge. As you’ll probably be aware, the Thames is tidal, and for one reason or another, corpses that found their way in to the river; either
https://x-umed.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/04/GR_Dentures.mp4 King James IV of Scotland King James IV of Scotland is noted to be the reason for Resurrectionists (Body Snatchers) In the 1500s, it was noted that doctors paid for fresh bodies to study. Makes you wonder how Leonardo Da Vinci was able to create all his anatomy drawings in the late 1400’s, drawings that
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