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Ellis Island Immigration Museum: Face of America
 More than 100 million citizens in the U.S. can trace their ancestry to an immigrant who landed at New York's Ellis Island. This program ferries viewers to the Ellis Island Immigration Museum, where visitors retrace the footsteps of those who first to...(more details) |
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The Library of Congress: Volumes to Speak
 Today's Library of Congress is not only the repository of the nation's life story, it's arguably the "ultimate museum," documenting civilizations from around the world. This program immerses viewers in history through a selection of cultural treasure...(more details) |
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The Charleston Museum: America's First Museum
Founded in 1773, The Charleston Museum has been collecting, preserving, and interpreting the cultural and natural history of the South Carolina Lowcountry for more than 230 years. This program explores America's oldest museum, with collections rangin...(more details) |
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Colorado History Museum: Crossroads of Culture
At the Colorado History Museum, in Denver, key figures in the region's drama come to life. This program profiles the Anasazi and other Native Americans, conquistadors, ranchers, miners, missionaries, and settlers who shaped the land and its history. ...(more details) |
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Molly Brown House Museum: The Unsinkable
When asked how she survived the Titanic disaster, Margaret Tobin Brown is said to have replied "Typical Brown luck. We're unsinkable." This program introduces viewers to the one and only Molly Brown-progressive reformer, social activist, and all-arou...(more details) |
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