Discusses the lives and work of Indian and white scouts in the West in the early 20th century.

The latest discoveries reveal the true story of Jamestown as you've never seen it before. With exclusive access to forensics and archaeology, National Geographic reveals shocking new evidence of starvation and disease, secret plots and Spanish spies.

Chronicles the events surrounding the fire at the Triangle shirtwaist factory which broke out on March 25, 1911, killing more than one hundred factory workers who were trapped after the fire broke out, and discusses how the fire changed the work force in America.

An account of the westward movement of the pioneers which began in 1841, lavishly illustrated with contemporary paintings and photographs.

Describes what life was like in New York City, then the largest city in the United States, during the 1890's.

A history of the White House and its inhabitants from 1790, when a site for the new capital was chosen, to the present day.