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Weird Culinary History: Great Depression Era Edition

In this video, we're revisiting the culinary bout of the Great Depression.

9:37

What Did the Future Mean to 1958 High Schoolers?

Peep into a high school debate from 1958 about the teenager's future. Are their arguments still relevant today?

17:55

Travel Back In Time to Relive the Iconic Events Of 1980

In this nostalgia trip, we take you back to the fascinating and eventful year of 1980.

8:05

Travel to 1920's Paris With a Colorized, Audible Video

Something about black and white photography makes the past seem remote, but this video is almost immersive with sound and colorized visuals!

11:52

Was the Statue of Liberty REALLY a Gift?

Learn about the numerous possible people who may have modeled for the Statue of Liberty, and some shocking myth-busting.

5:35

The Story Behind One of America's Most Famous Photos

Learn the story behind one of America's well-known photograph "Lunch Atop A Skyscraper"

8:54

How One Race Made Harley Davidson's Fame

Watch how Harley Davidson changed motorcycles forever by winning one race.

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Car Designs Have Changed SO Much Over the Last Century

A classic car expert provides an in-depth analysis of the last 100 years of car design.

9:12

Take In Sweden's Beauty and History - 10 Must See Spots

Sweden boasts breathtaking nature, a rich history, excellent transport, and friendly people. Here are 10 must-see spots in the Scandinavian country.

11:24

Why Were Masks SO Popular In Medieval Venice?

Venetian masks are one of the city's most iconic symbols. But what is the history of these unusual accessories? Find out the surprising answer in this video.

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This Fortress Has Over 1000 Years of Fascinating History

Over 2 million people visit the Alhambra fortress every year, but few of them know about the secret world beneath this ancient monument.

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Eltz Castle - A Spectacular Medieval Treasure Trove

The spectacular Eltz castle has been owned by the Eltz family since 1157. This is the medieval structure's fascinating story.

9:45

These Bizarre Historical Heists Almost Sound Made Up

Did you know that an entire church was once stolen brick by brick? Learn about some unbelievable historical heists here.

7:39

Why Alexander’s Speech During the Opis Mutiny is Legendary

Have you heard about Alexander the Great's historic speech during the Opis Mutiny? Find out why it was so special.

4:43

History Lesson: When Numbers Were Banned

Did you know that once upon a time, some numbers were considered dangerous? Explore the history behind banned numbers here.

19:57

Uncover the Secrets of Pompeii’s Greatest Treasures

Take a drip through history and uncover some of the biggest treasures from the ancient city of Pompeii.

9:20

These Towns are the STRANGEST!

Take a tour through a Spanish village built on a volcanic rock over the abyss, and 14 other absolutely strange towns around the world

6:14

What Will Post-Pandemic Air Travel Look Like?

Travel will be a part of our lives again soon, but it will never be the same. This video has interesting predictions about the future of travel

9:46

History: What Was it Like Being an Old West Sheriff?

This video shows us how a sheriff from the wild west actually led his daily life. Was it really as glamorous as we thought? Find out.

11:13

50 Interesting Facts About Japan That Are Actually True

Learn about all these interesting and true facts about Japan.

8:25

The FASCINATING Story of the Ancient Olympic Games

Discover the real story of the ancient Olympic Games.

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18 Things You Probably Didn't Know About Medieval Times

Watch Medieval Literature Dr. Dorsey Armstrong answer all the important questions related to the Middle Ages.

2:35

A Fascinating History of the New Year’s Eve

Did you know that New Year's hasn’t always been celebrated on January 1?

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Nostalgia - '70s Teenagers Recalling the Good Times

These groovy 70's teenagers, now proud parents and grandparents, sit for a chat with their younger relatives to compare adolescence now and then.