Dog-Headed Men: Episode 005
Dogs have a special place in our tiny hearts here at The Midnight Library.
We’re fond of them as a species and we feel a bond with their... ancestry. It took a little digging on our part, but we’re so pleased to share with you the little-known history of The Dog-Headed Men. So come, sit, and stay as we have for you a dog show like no other. Good boy!


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17th century icon of St-Stephen and St-Christopher