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- The Gilded Age – New vs. Old Money
The late 1800’s were an era of wealth — for the few — who were divided between those who made their money and who inherited. See Wealth!
- Queen Victoria – Love and Madness
An unlikely queen who ruled as the world changed, whose legacy remains one of elegance
- The Victorian Era
Industrial age wealth for some, poverty for most; factories, fashions, homes, and a navy to rule
- Four Great Cathedrals Napoleon Visited
Moscow’s Christ the Savior, France’s Saint Denis, Sante-Chapelle, and Notre Dame
- NYC’s Lost Penn Station
Designed to be the gateway to a great city, to have you arrive like a God; today visitors scurry in like a rat. Be amazed at its magnificence.
- Grand Central Terminal and its Railroads
Why not a “Station”? Commodore Vanderbilt, the NY Central, secret stairs, and more
- 250 Years of Flight – from Horse-buggy to Moon-buggy
Travel from Earth to the Moon in one human lifetime, beginning with the dream of flight
- The World’s Great Canals
Egypt’s Suez, China’s Grand, Frances du Midi, NJ’s Morris, NY’s Erie, and the Panama
- Panama Canal History
Once the largest, costliest – and one of the deadliest – engineering project in history
- The History of Battleships
The race for behemoths like USS Arizona, Hood, Bismarck, Yamato and Musashi.
- Six Great Fortresses
The world’s greatest defensive works awe; yet all are now obsolete.
- Six Unexpected “Forts”
China’s Great Wall, WWI’s Western Front, and places like Pearl Harbor.
- Forgotten American Heroes
Desmond Doss, Father Watters, Major Morris, and those at Jockey Hollow
- Forgotten WW I – History, Stupidity, Technology, and Horror (New for 2026)
Before, during, and after WW I… tens of millions died; empires erased; the modern World born.
- 1,000 Years of Moscow History
1,000 years of history seen by an American working in the Kremlin
- The Whippany Burying Yard – 300 Years of History
Building America: Geography, Resources, Explosions, War, Religion, Invention