26:51
Conversations with Master Historians // The American Story
00:30
Explore Our Nation's Story
54:41
Beatrice Glow: When Our Rivers Meet // Curator Confidential
27:03
Robert E. Lee: A Life with Allen C. Guelzo // The American Story
45:27
New York Before New York: The Castello Plan of New Amsterdam // Curator Confidential
28:31
The American Experiment: Dialogues on a Dream // The American Story
29:44
Language City // Live from New Amsterdam
52:17
Voices from the Draft Riots // Primary Source
04:58
New-York Historical Highlights 2023–24
03:38
Troop Movement Animation // The Battle of Brooklyn
00:15
A History Minute with David Rubenstein
01:00:43
The Subway Vigilante // Primary Source
01:00:07
A Conversation with Kay WalkingStick // Women's History Salons
31:04
Diana’s Child: Enslaved Communities and New York History // Live From New Amsterdam
29:18
Silent Spring Revolution: The Great Environmental Awakening w Douglas Brinkley // The American Story
02:28
Native Americans // The Citizenship Project [E12]
02:05
Supreme Court // The Citizenship Project [E11]
28:01
How to Invest: Masters on the Craft // The American Story
02:22
Voting Rights // The Citizenship Project [E10]
02:36
Federal and State Powers // The Citizenship Project [E09]
02:35
Emancipation Proclamation // The Citizenship Project [E08]
02:29
The Constitution // The Citizenship Project [E07]
27:04
Confidence Man with Maggie Haberman // The American Story
00:49
The Castello Plan—3D Model
27:04
Good Power with Ginni Rometty // The American Story
53:46
Bridge to the Sun: The Secret Role of the Japanese Americans Who Fought in the Pacific in WWII
58:47
The Book of Lost Recipes // Primary Source Series
57:55
Trading Freedom // Primary Source Series
56:52
An Intimate History of Pockets
56:32
ERA At 100: Women's Fight for Equality
58:46
Newport: Gilded Age Fashion Capital
03:58
What is "Women's Work"? // Center for Women's History
46:28
The Great Mistake // Primary Source Series
06:18
A Page from "The Years of Lyndon B. Johnson" // Inside the Robert A. Caro Archive
04:17
Kay WalkingStick on Her Painting "Niagara" // Kay WalkingStick / Hudson River School
02:25
Clara Brown: Pioneering Philanthropist // Acts of Faith: Religion & the American West
02:23
Sequoyah: Inventor of the Cherokee Syllabary // Acts of Faith: Religion & the American West
02:31
Joseph Smith: American Prophet // Acts of Faith: Religion & the American West
30:23
Indigenous Diplomacy in British New York // Live From New Amsterdam
02:53
World War II // The Citizenship Project [E06]
02:10
U.S. Territories // The Citizenship Project [E05]
00:16
Running for Civil Rights // Exhibition Preview
02:34
Separation of Powers // The Citizenship Project [E04]
02:18
The Rule of Law // The Citizenship Project [E03]
02:07
Oath of Allegiance // The Citizenship Project [E02]
03:03
The Declaration of Independence // The Citizenship Project [E01]
02:32
Susan Clark Holley: Breaking Barriers in Education (WAMS E55)
02:23
Ona Judge: Self-Emancipated from the Presidential Mansion (WAMS E54)
02:34
Harriet R. Gold Boudinot: Interracial Marriage in Early America (WAMS E53)
02:11
Tituba: The First Accused Witch (WAMS E52)
02:37
Kateri Tekakwitha: First North American Indigenous Saint (WAMS E51)
02:19
Letitia Carson: Defiant Pioneer (WAMS E50)
02:26
Matilda Hughes: Fighting for Family (WAMS E49)
02:18
Elizabeth Blackwell: Trailblazer for Women in Medicine (WAMS E48)
02:30
Sarah Winnemucca (WAMS E47)
02:44
Miss Major Griffin-Gracy: Activist for Transgender Rights (WAMS E46)
02:41
Beverly LaHaye (WAMS E45)
02:43
Ernestine Rose (WAMS E44)
02:34
Mary Ann Shadd Cary: Antislavery Activist (WAMS E43)
02:43
Yuri Kochiyama: Unyielding Voice for Justice (WAMS E42)
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