96K views · 1.2K reactions | Did Brunel’s great western railway really cut through a Roman villa and is this the only thing that’s waiting to be found, in this field? | Odyssey - Ancient History | Facebook

154K views · 2K reactions | The Schwerer Gustav, the largest artillery gun ever constructed. Designed by the German arms manufacturer Krupp in 1934, this giant railway gun weighed 1,350 tonnes and measured 47.3 meters in length. Intended to devastate the Maginot Line during the invasion of France, it boasted an 80-centimetre caliber and could fire 7-ton shells over a range of 47 kilometres! | Simple History | Facebook

2.7K reactions · 972 shares | Enjoy a 40-mile round trip excursion through the Ozark foothills. Relax and get away from it all. Listen to narrated stories about the history of the railroad, its communities and each piece of equipment in the consist. 2021 tickets are now on sale, just visit www.bransontrain.com or call 1-800-287-2462 to book! *Social distancing and masks required while on train. We are currently limiting train rides to 50% capacity. | Branson Scenic Railway | Facebook

4.2K views · 81 reactions | Relive the amazing spirit and camaraderie of World War II and enjoy the various re-enactments, entertainment and vehicle displays along the line at Pickering, Le Visham, Goathland and Grosmont Stations this Railway in Wartime. | North Yorkshire Moors Railway | Facebook

Schwerer Gustav: Nazi Germany Most Dangerous Weapon in WW2 "Schwerer Gustav, also known as the Heavy Gustav, was a massive railway gun developed by Nazi Germany during World War II. It was the largest gun ever built, weighing a staggering 1,350 tons and measuring 47.3 meters in length!" "Constructed primarily to destroy heavily fortified targets, this behemoth of a weapon had an impressive range of 47 kilometers and could penetrate even the thickest armor. Its sheer size and power made it a fear