Fisherman’s footage captures the moment a section of the famous White Cliffs of Dover collapsed into the English Channel. https://abcn.ws/39LyqSi | ABC News

"Life was better in the old days" is a refrain heard for hundreds of years. It's amplified today by social media, especially for those looking to convince others that society is crumbling. But the truth is there have always been people who are tripped up by bad decisions. That was certainly true in the early 20th century, which is when this episode of "Dover Unknown" occurs. Near the end of winter in 1900, an umbrella repairman made a chilling discovery behind a snow-covered billboard in Dover –

On Aug. 8, 1951, Dover celebrated the premiere of "The Whistle at Eaton Falls," produced by Hollywood and local legend Louis de Rochemont. Notable for featuring stars like Lloyd Bridges, Dorothy Gish, and marking Ernest Borgnine's film debut, this movie holds a special place in Dover's history. Much of the film was shot in Dover, using locales such as the Sawyer's mill complex and the grand Sawyer Mansion. Portsmouth and Exeter make appearances, as does a familiar landmark business in Kittery, M