The Forgotten Found

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The Forgotten Found

THE WICKED BIBLE 😲 A Famous 1631 edition of the King James Bible that accidentally omitted the word "not" from the Seventh Commandment, making it read "Thou shalt commit adultery. 🫢

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• The Recall: Authorities ordered the 1,000-copy print run recalled and destroyed.

• Survivors: Only around 10 to 15 copies are known to still exist today.

• Where to See One: A surviving copy is kept on display at the Museum of the Bible in Washington, D.C

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America Castle
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You inherit a Gilded Age Mansion 🧐 What are you going to do for first? Come join our exploration of ‪@TheForgottenFound‬

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Amazing Stories Inside 🏰
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WHAT IS IT? 🐮 A story of stealing a child's milk money!! In Downtown Raleigh, North Carolina, an office complex that is home to a steakhouse, a boxing gym, and a Mexican restaurant is also unmistakably adorned with a 20-foot-tall concrete butter churn. The fixture was part of a nine-million-dollar transformation in 1998 that nods to the building’s history as a functioning creamery from the 1920s.

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Now an official city historical landmark, the Pine State Creamery was formed at the behest of the State College Agricultural Extension Service, which encouraged the establishment of dairy cooperatives after World War I. Raleigh developed in tandem with the creamery, which, throughout the middle of the century, created 400 jobs and produced 9.4 million gallons of milk annually, supplying half the state's school systems' cafeteria milk. But after top creamery officials pleaded guilty in 1991 to felony charges in a state-wide bid-rigging scheme (the Creamery had overcharged hundreds of thousands of schoolchildren for milk throughout the 1980s), Pine State suffered heavy fines and eventually succumbed to bankruptcy in 1995.