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The Sabaton History Channel published Episode 107, “Christmas Truce” – December 1914. Watch below. One message read: “You have all heard of it, but here are the nuts and bolts to why and how it happened – the Christmas truce on the Western Front in December 1914, the first ChristmasRead More →

When Trinity Troutt was young, he got a glimpse of The Forge in film and television and immediately fell in love with it. Troutt’s young son had a similar experience, immediately fascinated by the colors and the action of the Historical channel blacksmith competition show “Forged in fire. Soon heRead More →

December 11 – ALBANY – They called Alcatraz prison “The Rock”. They said it was a must see, located on an island in the San Francisco Bay Area, a mile and a quarter off the California coast. That all changed, however, when two brothers from southwest Georgia – Clarence andRead More →

07/12/2021 Sheila Myers ’85 did not set out to become an expert on the family of one of the most famous magnates of the Golden Age, Dr. Thomas C. Durant. But she did. By serendipity closely associated with SUNY Cortland, Myers is now a source of information and commentary onRead More →

Mattel’s Ruth Handler (Miranda Hennessey) and husband Elliot Handler (Dan Tetsell) look at a sketch of their new Hot Wheels toy car in The toys that built America. | Source: Networks A + E / HISTORY The toy takeover continues on The History Channel this Sunday with new episodes ofRead More →

LINCOLN, Neb. (KOLN) – In 2019, a UNL student showcased his blacksmithing skills on The History Channel. Next week he is recognized for a second time as he takes on the younger competitors. With a face shield and his bare hands, Colton Arias is busy in his store in Ceresco.Read More →

HISTORY Channel is unboxing a ton of toy-related content this holiday season, and one show features a familiar guest star. James Zahn aka “The Father of the Rock” – Deputy Editor-in-Chief of The toy book and editor-in-chief of The toy initiate and The pop insider – appears in two episodesRead More →

Source: Paul Morigi / Getty Images for History Channel The History Channel celebrated the launch of its new four-part docuseries The toys that built America by kicking off the giving season. In partnership with Blue Star Families, The History Channel hosted a Mission To Honor philanthropic event Monday at theRead More →

What do Frisbee, Slinky, Barbie and Hula Hoop have in common? Obviously, these are all nostalgic childhood toys, but what you might not know is that these are also some of the toys that have helped shape America over the years. Have you ever wondered how these toys came toRead More →

A program on The History Channel recently featured a professor from Cayuga Community College. Professor Sheila Myers was shown speaking about Thomas Durant, a historical railroad tycoon, in an episode of “The Engineering That Built the World,” a press release from the CCC said. Myers has written three novels aboutRead More →