Mysteries at the Monument
39 Episodes Upcoming
TV-PGDocumentary • TravelSeason 326 Episodes
Stone of Destiny; The Day Niagara Falls Shut Off; The Madness of Mary Todd- Freedom Balloon; First Film Star; Freud's Therapy Dog
Harlem Hellfighters; Resurrected Jockey; Invention of Braile
Savior of the Squalus; Man Who Saved Pisa; Candy Bomber
Ellis Island; Sailing Stones; Volcano Curse
Pretender Prince; The Lunch That Changed America; The Lie Factory- Eureka Springs Cancer Hotel; Female Paul Revere; New Orleans Savior
The Real Q; Alibi Clock; Sasquatch in a Shell
Sleeping Prophet; Mysterious Death of Mozart; Unsung Hero
Piggy Bank; All the King's Horses; Funeral to Freedom- American Venus; Alien Abduction; Man Versus Bear
- Pickles Saves the World Cup; Strowger Switch; Rebel Rose
First Circus Elephant; Greenbrier Ghost; Daredevil Hoaxster
Black Magic Rocket Scientist; Broadway Baby and the Tobacco Heir; Disaster on Everest
Grand Central Occult, Superhero Surfer, Scotty's Castle
Stockholm Syndrome, Soviet Who Saved the World, Barbara Rose
Devil's Music, Fisherman's Wharf, Teddy Bear
Gunpowder Plot; Lost In Yellowstone; Cops Are Robbers
Sickness Of The Brooklyn Bridge, Day The Sky Fell Down, Stairway From Heaven
The Disaster That Saved London, The Man In The Green Hat, The Viking Mailman
Lady Godiva and The Peeping Tom; Bishop's Brain; Birds of a Feather
Ames Pyramid; Straus Titanic; Cracking the Zodiac
The Real Rocky; Dr. Burdell; Devil's Lake- Chrysler Building; Stanford Mausoleum; Hindenburg Disaster
- Teen Vampire; King of Cons; Devil in the White City
Smoky the Yorkie; Golden Gate Bridge; Impossible Climb
Synopsis
In "Mysteries at the Museum," Travel Channel host Don Wildman tells stories of America's hidden past by re-examining museum artifacts. "Mysteries at the Monument" works in much the same way, except Wildman visits monuments across the U.S. to uncover intriguing events, legendary figures, and even some notorious crimes associated with them. Iconic buildings, bridges, memorials, national parks, statues, sculptures and gravestones are part of Wildman's itinerary, including Alcatraz Island in San Francisco, the Statue of the Republic in Chicago, Ford's Theatre in Washington, D.C., and the General Grant National Memorial in New York. Interviews, archival footage and re-creations add to the arresting journeys for viewers.Cast
Don WildmanRating
TV-PG
Genres
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