True History schedule

Examine how immense wealth and privilege'for some'left its imprint on the city and its history

Uncover the history of a church that has been so much more than a place of worship for the people of London

Go back in time to an evening in March of 1941, when the Caf' de Paris was destroyed in the Blitz.

Look back on the history of a three-block stretch of city street and see why it became such a magnet.

Begin by tying together several fascinating facts about Van Gogh's life.

Napoleon III aimed to modernize the economy of France.

Baudelaire struggled to find artists who would embody his ideals.

Edouard Manet painted works that actually transcend Baudelaire.

Consider two chicken recipes 200 years and a continent apart.

Are the recipes in De re coquinaria bizarre or elegant?

Examine a Chinese manual on "essential techniques to benefit the people."

Explore recipes from 14th-century Egypt that reflect cultural interchange.

Trace the colorful history of archaeology from its beginnings to the 20th century.

Travel to Pompeii and Herculaneum to learn about the history of their excavation.

Follow a 19th-century amateur archaeologist determined to find Homer's Troy.

Explore the history of phenomenal finds in Mesopotamia.

Examine how immense wealth and privilege'for some'left its imprint on the city and its history

Uncover the history of a church that has been so much more than a place of worship for the people of London

Go back in time to an evening in March of 1941, when the Caf' de Paris was destroyed in the Blitz.

Look back on the history of a three-block stretch of city street and see why it became such a magnet.

Begin by tying together several fascinating facts about Van Gogh's life.

Napoleon III aimed to modernize the economy of France.

Baudelaire struggled to find artists who would embody his ideals.

Edouard Manet painted works that actually transcend Baudelaire.

Consider two chicken recipes 200 years and a continent apart.

Are the recipes in De re coquinaria bizarre or elegant?

Examine a Chinese manual on "essential techniques to benefit the people."

Explore recipes from 14th-century Egypt that reflect cultural interchange.

Trace the colorful history of archaeology from its beginnings to the 20th century.

Travel to Pompeii and Herculaneum to learn about the history of their excavation.

Follow a 19th-century amateur archaeologist determined to find Homer's Troy.

Explore the history of phenomenal finds in Mesopotamia.

Examine how immense wealth and privilege'for some'left its imprint on the city and its history

Uncover the history of a church that has been so much more than a place of worship for the people of London

Go back in time to an evening in March of 1941, when the Caf' de Paris was destroyed in the Blitz.

Begin by tying together several fascinating facts about Van Gogh's life.

Napoleon III aimed to modernize the economy of France.

Baudelaire struggled to find artists who would embody his ideals.

Edouard Manet painted works that actually transcend Baudelaire.

Examine the collision of Europeans, Africans, and Native Americans in the New World.

Most of the inhabitants of the Americas arrived from Asia between 40,000 and 2,000 B.C.

Begin with an immersion into the sights, sounds, and smells of the medieval city.

In this German medieval city, explore the imposing mansions of the city's former elite.

Compare common views of Native Americans to the realities of what was.

Delve into the "Columbian Exchange" and the creation of "new worlds for all."

Uncover the origins of the District of Columbia and how the location for our national government was chosen.

Track the history of the White House, from its construction down to the present.