Mysteries at the Museum Season 9 Aaron Burr Conspiracy, How Gatsby Became Great, Lady With the Lamp
9/10
| Release Date | 2019-04-17 |
|---|---|
| Runtime | 60 minutes |
| Genres | Documentary |
| Stars | Don Wildman |
| Directors | Alex R. Wagner |
| Release Date | 2019-04-17 |
|---|---|
| Runtime | 60 minutes |
| Genres | Documentary |
| Stars | Don Wildman |
| Directors | Alex R. Wagner |
Don Wildman unearths relics from the world's greatest institutions to reveal secrets from the past. He examines each artifact to illuminate history's most incredible triumphs, sensational crimes and bizarre encounters.
Season 9 begins with host Don Wildman visiting a famous Renaissance sculpture that was once stolen in Vienna; and he learns about the inspiration behind a Shakespeare play while examining a rare book at Harvard. Also: the story of a strange flying device in Arizona.
The story of a baffling plague in Michigan is recalled. Also: A spy love story unfolds in Berlin; and poker's rise in Las Vegas is chronicled.
Stories of alligators prowling New York City sewers are explored. Also: The host checks out a car in San Diego that has been customized with everything including the kitchen sink; and finds evidence of Paul Revere being a forensic hero in Boston.
An odd glass medical devise invented by an aviator is inspected in Chicago; and a set of tools used in a failed auto business are examined in Michigan. Also: A bird specimen reveals a case of deception at Harvard University.
Don investigates a precious metal that reportedly cured alcoholism; recalls a time when Reno was a destination for disgruntled spouses; and looks into the mystery of a president's untimely death.
Don Wildman examines a rare food fight, a race around the globe, and a bird uniform.
Host Don Wildman examines a plane, Beethoven's metronome, and a musical instrument.
Host Don Wildman examines a coded letter, the great American novel "The Great Gatsby" and a legendary lamp.
Host Don Wildman examines a forged European painting that duped many museums. Also: eight tiny boxes resembling coffins; and a mysterious rubber block found washed up on a beach.
Don Wildman examines a coded letter, a classic novel, and a legendary lamp.
Don Wildman examines a truce game, a tale of a whale, a First Lady's bravery.
Don Wildman examines a porcelain washbasin used to fight a deadly disease, studies a Colt .45 that once belonged to Wyatt Earp and learns how a small circular artifact changed personal hygiene practices across America.
Don Wildman examines a notebook with crucial information about an activist's controversial death, inspects a microphone linked to a tale of wartime treason and gazes upon an iconic sign tied to a battle for a billionaire's estate.
