The Special Collections and University Archives include papers from the Civil War written by General John T. Wilder, an entrepreneur from Chattanooga. Learn more by watching this CSPAN video. Leer más.
Learn about the impact of the Erie Canal on the city of Buffalo by watching this CSPAN video. Leer más.
The library operates a Bookmobile that brings books, videos, and CDs to residents all over the rural counties of Montana. To learn more about their outreach effort, watch this CSPAN video. Leer más.
The Jack Brooks Airport is named after Congressman Jack Brooks, who served the state for 42 years. To learn more, watch this C-SPAN video. Leer más.
The Panorama Bluffs overlooks the Kern River oil fields- they produce over 75% of the oil production in California. Learn more by watching this C-SPAN video. Leer más.
Seven U.S. presidents have visited the home. Several legislative policies were developed during President Truman’s time at the house. Watch this video for more info. Leer más.
The library includes Key West’s founding document and documents related to well-known literary figures who have spent time there. Watch this video for more info. Leer más.
This library features an exhibit on Alex Haley, author of Roots, the co-author of The Autobiography of Malcolm X, and a winner of the Pulitzer Prize for literature. Watch this video for more info. Leer más.
Built in the 1720's, Susan Parker talks about the families that have lived in the Gonzalez-Alvarez House. Watch this video for more info. Leer más.
Almost every item in the Gilcrease Museum’s 400,000 piece collection relates to the discovery, expansion, and settlement of North America and the Western frontier. Watch this video for more info. Leer más.
The CSS Chattahoochee, a steam-powered sailing ship built to protect Columbus, Georgia, during the Civil War, was sunk by Confederate Naval officers in April 1865. Watch this video for more info. Leer más.
The CSS Jackson was an Ironclad ship. While made out of mostly wood, the outside of the ship, above the waterline, is reinforced with iron plating to provide "clading." Watch this video for more info. Leer más.
Including one of the earliest maps of Galveston Bay and business notes between Galveston’s founders, the Rosenberg Library Museum chronicles the city's history. Watch this video for more info. Leer más.
The Armstrong Browning Library includes books and letters by Elizabeth Barret Browning, author of Sonnet 43 ("How do I love thee? Let me count the ways..."). Watch this video for more info. Leer más.
The Treaty of Greenville marked the end of the Northwest Indian Wars of the 1790's. This allowed the United States to first begin taking control of Northwest Territory. Watch this video for more info. Leer más.
Known by the pseudonym "O. Henry," William Sydney Porter began writing stories during a 5 year prison sentence for embezzling money at the First National Bank of Austin. Watch this video for more info Leer más.
The CC Museum of Science and History celebrates the city's agricultural advancements. Even Franklin Roosevelt partook in Corpus Christi's Tarpon fishing with his son. Watch this video for more info. Leer más.
Priest Padre Balli received a Spanish land-grant over 200 years ago for what has become Padre Island, originally used for cattle ranching. Watch this video for more info. Leer más.
The outside of the building is made of 43 different kinds of stone. The WI Capitol Building is the only Capitol building to be completely covered in granite. Watch this video for more info. Leer más.
Natrona County High School was the high school Former Vice President Cheney attended and where he met his wife. To hear more about Cheney's high school days watch this C-SPAN video. Leer más.
Beaverdale Books has an entire wall of books dedicated to local authors. To learn more about Beaverdale Books and the challenges of running an independent bookstore, check out this C-SPAN video. Leer más.
The entrance is the longest live oak entrance in the world. To learn more about the site and the area check out this C-SPAN video. Leer más.
Charles Pinckney was a Founding Father, the governor of South Carolina four times, and the ambassador to Spain. To learn more about his life and home check out this C-SPAN video. Leer más.
Kern County Museum includes over 50 buildings that represent the history of Kern through the 19th century. To learn more about the homes and the families that lived there check out this C-SPAN video. Leer más.
Check out the inside of a retired C-47 that was used during D-Day and a C-133 that was used to haul strategic missiles. For more info on the contents of the museum check out this C-SPAN video. Leer más.
One-time Dover resident Elridge Reeves Johnson founded the Victor Talking Machine Company in 1901 which forever changed the future of audio entertainment. For more info check out this C-SPAN video. Leer más.
The Nevada State Railroad Museum houses the only surviving fully restored McKeen Car, named a national historic landmark in 2012. To learn more about the museum check out this C-SPAN video. Leer más.
The capitol building was built in 1871, after Nevada became a state in the midst of the Civil War. To learn more check out this C-SPAN video. Leer más.
The Marian library on the 7th floor was founded in 1943 in order to further study, research, and promote well-founded Mary devotion. To learn more about the Marian library check out this C-SPAN video. Leer más.
Carillon Historical Park houses Deeds Barn, which is where Charles Kettering, the inventor of the automobile self starter, spent his time working on his inventions. Check out this C-SPAN video. Leer más.
