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- 2015 · History · 1 season
Episode Guide
- 18. Paul Revere & the Anarchists in Boston Aug 6, 2015
- Paul Revere's Midnight Ride; the trial and execution of Sacco and Vanzetti.
- 17. Kentucky Horses & Bourbon Jul 30, 2015
- Horse racing and bourbon in Kentucky; the Bourbon Trail; the birthplace of the American beverage.
- 16. Billy the Kid & Atomic History Jul 23, 2015
- Wild West legend Billy the Kid; the site where the first atomic bomb was built and tested.
Time Traveling with Brian Unger: With Brian Unger, Tara Levine, Christopher Kurzer, Susan White. Learn the history of America's famous landmarks on this tour through time.
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- Brian Unger, Tara Levine, Christopher Kurzer
- 2015-04-20
- Brian Unger, Tara Levine, Christopher Kurzer
Apr 20, 2015 · TV-PG. Brian travels to Galveston, Texas, in 1900 to witness the deadliest hurricane in US history. He then visits America's oldest city, St. Augustine, Florida, for a taste of life in the 1500s and a search for the Fountain of Youth. Free trial of discovery+.
Brian Unger journeys through time to see America's most-famous landmarks. Stream now on discovery+.
Buy Time Traveling With Brian Unger on Vudu, Prime Video, Apple TV. With the help of modern technology, Brian Unger travels back in time to present a sense of history not typically...
Brian Unger visits Tombstone and Las Vegas to relive two American stories. Brian Unger travels back in time to Washington, D.C., and Hollywood. Brian tracks the Liberty Bell in 1777 & sees Grand Canyon manmade wonders.
Buy Time Traveling With Brian Unger — Season 1 on Fandango at Home, Prime Video, Apple TV. With the help of modern technology, Brian Unger travels back in time to present a sense of...
Time Traveling with Brian Unger - Apple TV. Available on Prime Video, discovery+, iTunes, Sling TV. With the help of modern technology, Brian Unger travels back in time to present a sense of history not typically found in guidebooks.
