Just northwest of the Rockford city limits, there’s a vast array of artillery that would impress anyone, even the U.S. Army. But chances are, the Army has never seen these cannons, rifles, mortars, ...

It’s Sunday in a typical village in Venezuela. The Mass in the cathedral is over and the market square is packed. There are fishmongers and queso fresco vendors and a newspaper hawker and kids playing ...

Gabriel has been playing games since he was a kid. Loves most RPG games, platformers, and innovative indie games, and can talk for hours about how the first Fallout is the greatest game ever. He ...

No, it's not some family who lives down the street. "Sebastians" refer to the Sebastian Miniatures collection, which Lou and her husband Larry have in their Plymouth County home. Prescott Woodbury ...

From reproductive rights to climate change to Big Tech, The Independent is on the ground when the story is developing. Whether it's investigating the financials of Elon Musk's pro-Trump PAC or ...

Tommy Wixon of Pascagoula does not know exactly where his penchant for collecting ends and his love of history and genealogy begins, but he is certain he has a gene that draws him toward a world of ...

The original Monster Manual, published in 1977, was a pivotal and important book for not only Dungeons & Dragons but all of tabletop gaming. The compendium was Dungeons & Dragons’ first hardcover book ...

Preservation is the mission of the Kentucky Gateway Museum Center. Since 1878, Kentuckians have collected museum materials in order to tell the story of Kentucky and the Ohio River Valley. The museum, ...

"The present book offers an elaborate art historical study of the collection of Persian miniatures at the Rijkmuseum in Amsterdam. The collection includes detached folios, which are the most ...

Rachel Knight is the proud owner of a Tudor-style mansion, a 1950s diner, a corner shop, a pub, a beach hut and an art-deco family home. But the 44-year-old isn’t a property mogul, she’s an avid ...

Two grown men pore over a sleek, blue, three-inch long car, fascinated. Hari Shreyas points to the miniature engine that sits beneath its diecast hood: “Look at the detailing. Look at the metal ...