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Sharing history is an amazing and necessary part of the world. Making that connection especially with children through Hands on, living museums, or reenactments can make it all theatrical more real memorable. Touching history, makes connections which leads to it becoming real. The most amazing point is the ah ha moment when learning is triggered.

Erkennungsmarke or EKM for short, was a metal ID tag issued to Soldiers in the German Wehrmacht. Interestingly, they do not have the soldiers name on it, just his service number.

The relic Room has acquired some original field casts of Bigfoot footprints. Whether you believe or not, the story behind these casts are some fun stories.

In 1964, Alaska was the location of the largest earthquake on record for the United States and North America hitting 9.2 on the Richter scale. It is 2nd in the world only following the1960 9.6 earthquake in Chile.

On February 23,1846, the Liberty Bell cracked, but not for the firs time, but the last. How many times it cracked and its history is an amazing and sometimes strange history.

The lLone Star Fraternity at the University of Akron, has only one chapter and that is true for its entire history. Starting in the 1880s and still inexistance today, the fraternity has always had close ties to the community.

A souvenir from the 1933 Worlds Fair that has survived. A unique piece of pottery that would have been bought by visitors to the World Fair. The style and craftsmanship has a history and story all to its own.

Ryan gets to announce that the Relic Room has expanded and now has another site called the Smoky Mountain Antique Mall. Antiques and relics, what better combination can you find. Just come by and check it out!

Ralph Teetor lost his ight when he was 5, but that did not slow him down. Inventing cruise control and 40 other patents, he never considered himself handicapped. His resilience should be a lesson for all.

Again we do not know the exact time that Christmas trees started. Dating back to the medieval era and spreading across Europe. We also don't know how or when they came to the United States. But what we do know is that the history is fascinating.