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.

Some people have a calling.

A famous musician might be drawn to the guitar at a young age, sparking a long and prolific

career.

A best-selling author's penchant for telling stories might one day land her books on a

million bookshelves all over the world.

Professor Min Frank Samuelson and George Harbo, their calling was the Open Sea.

Well the Open Sea and $10,000.

Is he both men were born in Norway in the latter half of the 19th century and joined the

merchant marines in their youth?

They sailed all over the world together as they served their country, but took particular

liking to the east coast of the United States, specifically Jersey City, New Jersey.

So after they'd completed their tours, both men made their homes in New Jersey, where

they built quiet lives for themselves trawling for clams up and down the coast.

Surprisingly, digging for clams did not prove to be as glamorous as it sounded, and soon

Frank and George found themselves wanting more.

They missed the wind in their faces and the salt in their hair, the opportunity for action

around every corner.

It was just before the turn of the century when George stumbled upon something that would

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