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the most celebrated toilet attendant is Victoria Hughes, who for three decades served in a female public toilets in Bristol. Unexpected national fame came her way at the age of 80 in 1977 when she published her memoirs, called Ladies Mile. She revealed to being a confidante of prostitutes.

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In order to safeguard accuracy, a female individual documented hundreds of thousands of hours of television news from 1977 to 2012. Her collection increased to around 71,000 VHS and Betamax tapes, which were stored in her residence and other dwellings she rented for the purpose. After her passing, the Internet Archive consented to convert the volumes into digital format.

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Senator Strom Thurmond had a child out of wedlock named Essie Washington-Williams who was black. She revealed herself as his daughter after his death at the age of 100. She tried to join the Daughters of the Confederacy , as she was eligible through her father s ancestry, but she was rejected.

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of Mary Anning, who discovered, with her brother, the first ichthyosaur fossil at age 12. She would go on to discover many more fossils and revolutionize the science of paleontology. However, due to being a woman in the early 1800s, she rarely received full credit for her discoveries.

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that in 1977 the Hillside Strangler serial killers posed as undercover police officers and stopped a female driver. They dropped their plan to abduct and murder her after learning that she was the daughter of Peter Lorre, who was known for playing disturbed characters.

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That artist James Barry had a niece who lived as a man in order to be a surgeon, only being discovered to be female after her death. Born Margaret Bulkley, She used the name James Barry, climbed the ranks of the army to Inspector General, and performed the first successful C-Section in Africa.

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Julia “Butterfly” Hill, an environmental advocate, spent 738 days living in a California redwood tree (named Luna) that was 180 feet (55 mm) high in order to stop it from being cut down by Pacific Lumber Company. She was successful in her mission and the tree was preserved.

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