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2:24
In Rochester, NY, Frederick Douglass publishes abolitionist newspaper "The North Star."
2:53
Frederick Douglass agrees to join William Lloyd Garrison to advocate for abolitionism.
2:39
Footage from the 1927 flood, including shots of workers and aerial views of the flooding.
5:55
An interview with David Grubin, producer of Abraham and Mary Lincoln: A House Divided.
7:31
A behind the scenes interview with cinematographer James Callanan.
16:19
"Prospects of Mankind with Eleanor Roosevelt" first aired on WGBH in October, 1959.
7:20
Historian Joseph Glatthaar discusses African American regiments in the Civil War.
2:13
H.W.O. Kinnard remembers General McAuliffe's reaction to the German surrender ultimatum.
0:57
Improvements in elevators and the creation of structural steel made skyscrapers possible.
1:05
Engineer Theodore Judah solved the great riddle of the Pacific Railroad at Donner Pass.
0:46
Gutzon Borglum and his team of workers were aware that there would be challenges to face.