Video: Season 9
A Hero in Hawaii, Civil War Cannon & Stuntman Pioneer
A WWII hero in Hawaii, the first shot of secession, and a stuntman who changed Hollywood.
Explore More Video: Full Episodes
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Civil War Letters, Aviation Fabric & African American...
A story of two Civil War letters, mystery aviation autographs & a 1950s black comic book.
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1775 Almanac, Exercise Records, Moon Museum
A family diary of the Revolution, a 20s media fitness guru, and is Warhol art on the moon?
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Club Continental, St. V-Day Massacre, Society Circus Program
Underworld calling card, Gang massacre shotgun, and High Society in the Depression.
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Order of Leopold, Suffrage Pennant, WB Cartoon
A medal of high honor, pivotal women's voting rights campaign, and unsung cartoon heroes.
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John Brown Spear, US Bullet in Siberia & Ronald McDonald...
A spear from John Brown's raid, America's Siberian war and Ronald McDonald's first suit.
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Chandler Tintype, Hollywood Indian Ledger, Harlem Heirs
Slave in a Confederate Uniform, Hollywood Indian Payroll, Fighting for Harlem Land Rights.
Explore More Video: Web Exclusives
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History Detective's Most Common Artifacts
Find out why the most common History Detectives objects come from WWII.
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To Glove or Not To Glove?
Find out how, when and why the History Detectives use gloves in their investigations.
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Moon Museum Update: Searching for John F.
An update on our Moon Museum story asking viewers to help us solve the mystery of John F.
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Web Extra: Interview with Si Lewen
History Detective Gwen Wright speaks with Si Lewen, a 92-year old veteran of Camp Ritchie.
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Fitness, Flappers and Phonograph Records
Who was the man behind these 1920s exercise records? Did he pioneer media fitness?
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Extended Interview: Sergei Sikorsky
Tukufu Zuberi speaks with the son of Igor Sikorsky, the Russian-born aviation pioneer.