Workers renovating a room for a new resident at a nursing home discovered racy paintings dating back to World War II beneath the wallpaper. Stokeleigh Residential Care Home, in Bristol, England believe the paintings are linked to American soldiers who were stationed in the building, the BBC reports. Alex Mazur-Kruszynska, Stokeleigh Care Home's manager, told the British news outlet it was a "really exciting" discovery and added it's "the best thing" to happen to the facility. "Finding the murals is the best thing, really," she continued. "Several of the large houses in the area... were requisitioned for troops," Beeson told the BBC.

Source: Fox News October 17, 2019 18:10 UTC