In this episode of Hometown History, we delve into the enigma of Coral Castle, a mysterious structure hidden in the sunny shores of Florida. Built single-handedly by Edward Leedskalnin, a man of modest stature, this architectural marvel is composed of massive coral blocks, some weighing as much as thirty tons. How did one man, using only homemade tools, achieve such a feat? Was it a mastery of ancient techniques, magnetic forces, or something more mystical? Join us as we explore the captivating story behind Coral Castle, uncovering the man, the myths, and the unanswered questions that make this site one of the world’s most intriguing wonders.

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In this episode of Hometown History, we journey into the life of Paul Revere, not just as the legendary rider who warned of the British invasion, but as the Founding Father of Propaganda. Through his craftsmanship and powerful engravings, Revere ignited the revolutionary spirit and unified the colonies against British rule. From his early days as a talented silversmith to his critical role in spreading revolutionary messages, Paul Revere’s contributions went far beyond his famous Midnight Ride. Join me as we explore how Revere’s artistry and vision played a pivotal role in shaping the American Revolution and left an indelible mark on history.

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In this chilling episode of Hometown History, we journey back to the fog-laden streets of 1930s Cleveland, where the shadow of the infamous Cleveland Torso Murderer loomed large over the city. From the grim discovery of the first victim on the shores of Lake Erie to the relentless hunt for a killer that left the police baffled and the public in fear, we delve into the gruesome details of a case that remains unsolved to this day. With each horrifying find, the mystery deepens, leaving us to ponder whether the true identity of the Mad Butcher of Kingsbury Run will ever be uncovered. Tune in as we explore one of the most perplexing and terrifying chapters in Cleveland’s history.

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