The
extraordinary story of one of the most unusual American military units of
World War II.
Its mission: to put on a "travlling road show" that would German
Intelligence in a series of battles across Europe.
It was in Boston that colonial patriots first stirred the fires of independence and abolitionists fought for an end to slavery. The Old State House and The African Meeting House were at the center of these transforming movements. Host Steve Thomas explores the history behind these two notable buildings as they undergo preservation efforts.
Host Steve Thomas is our guide as we get to see the construction of a replica 1607 sailing ship, from the laying of the keel to the first day of sea trials.
A team of archeologists is on a quest to unearth the secrets of the Jamestown colony. Host Steve Thomas takes us along for the ride.
Four groups each trying to build and fly a replica of the Wright Brothers 1903 Flyer, the plane that flew at Kitty Hawk.
It has been described as “post modern retro,” trippy, saucy, cheeky and irreverent. The A&E series Meet The Royals, hosted by former Monkee Davy Jones, reveals royalty at its most entertaining
Four
one-hour documentaries for The History Channel telling the stories of
breakthrough patents and the extraordinary inventors behind them. The
subject is technology, but the stories are most decidedly human