This episode features a celebration in Hawaii after being granted statehood in 1959. A look at a flying boat in California in 1959 is also presented.

This episode features daring young females doing stunts on smokestacks, tall buildings, and airplanes.

This episode features a look at the 1967 International and Universal Exposition, also known as Expo '67, which was a Category One World's Fair held in Montreal, Quebec, Canada.

This episode features a story about the first astronaut to orbit the Earth, John Glenn, in 1962. The Mercury-Atlas 6 was a part of Project Mercury which was operated by NASA.

This episode features a historically significant boxing match between James J. Corbett and Bob Fitzsimmons in 1897. It was the first widescreen film in the 63mm film format and was also the world's first feature film at 90-100 minutes, although only fragments still survive today. It was added to ...

This episode presents a look at street life in Spanish Harlem, New York during the 1940's.

This episode features film footage of the final inspection of the S.S. Titanic before it sailed in 1912.

This episode features baseball footage with Babe Ruth when he was with the New York Yankees in 1920 and the Boston Braves in 1935.

This episode features the 1956 General Motors Motorama and scenes of the "kitchen of the future" are also presented.

This episode features a 1948 film documenting the early history of motion pictures and the nuts and bolts of the movie business.

This episode features a 1931 avant-garde film documenting the city life of The Bronx in New York.

This episode features a 1953 look at various press outlets operated by black media professionals.

This episode presents a 1920 film about the language challenges faced by immigrants working in America.

This episode presents highlights of the 1924 World Series between the New York Giants and the Washington Senators.

This episode presents a look back at women during the 1890's to 1910's.

This episode spotlights famous personalities during the 1890's to 1910's.

This episode spotlights early forms of transportation during the 1890's to 1910's.

This episode provides a panoramic view of business and industry during the early 1900's.

This episode spotlights notable Americans and their contributions to their communities during the 1950's.

25 girls from 25 American cities win a contest for a vacation in Hollywood with actress and producer Mary Pickford in 1929.

This episode presents a short history of wireless communication up to 1923.

This episode presents a 1950’s animated look at how the stock market works in the USA.

This episode presents a film about the technical side of national television broadcasting during the late 1940’s.

A 1957 film about the state of civil rights for Black Americans is presented with historical footage and powerful comments by prominent leaders of the community.