Our world is full of the unexplainable.

And if history is an open book, all of these amazing tales are right there on display,

just waiting for us to explore.

Welcome to the Cabinet of Curiosity's.

For Henry, the abbots of a Sustertian monastery in the Chek town of Sedlick, it all started

with the crucifixion.

In 1278, King Odicaer II of Bohemia had sent Henry to Golgotha just outside of Jerusalem's

walls, where Jesus of Nazareth had been crucified.

Henry traveled there with one mission to bring a piece of the Holy Land back with him to

the monastery.

Once he arrived in Golgotha, he gathered up some of the earth at his feet and returned

to Sedlick, where he scattered the holy ground over the Abbey Cemetery.

The story of Henry's journey and his act within the cemetery spread throughout the town

and much of Europe.

To have the earth, Jesus had walked on so close by made the Sedlick Cemetery one of the

most popular burial sites around.

And many folks got their wish, as the Black Deaths spread throughout Europe in the 14th

century, and then wars of the 15th century sent scores of soldiers to their graves, the

Abbey Cemetery eventually reached capacity, more space was required to handle all the bodies

coming in.

So, a new Gothic church was erected right in the middle of the cemetery.

This church would have two levels, its upper level complete with vaulted ceilings would

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