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What Goes Into a Prohibition-Era Cocktail
Beverage expert Derek Brown shows how to make three cocktails from the early 20th century at his Washington, D.C. bar (5:06)
Seeing Baltimore Through Aubrey Bodine's Lens
A. Aubrey Bodine's daughter reflects on her father's trained eye toward capturing the people of Charm City (2:21)
The Beach Boys Perform “I Get Around”
The Beach Boys were arguably the most popular group on the radio when they performed their number one hit on The T.A.M.I. Show (02:07)
Chuck Berry Performs “Johnny B. Goode”
In a clip from the groundbreaking The T.A.M.I. Show, rock ‘n’ roll pioneer Chuck Berry plays one of his signature hits (01:54)
The Photography of Timothy H. O’Sullivan
After capturing the horrors of the Civil War, 19th century photographer Timothy H. O’Sullivan uncovered the beauty of the great expanses of the American west (04:22)
The History of Color Photography
While Levi Hill supposedly invented color photography in the 1850s, it was the Lumiere brothers who devised the first commercially viable photographic process (02:49)
Echoes of Elvis
Fans strap on their blue suede shoes and join the celebration of Elvis Presley's 75th birthday at the National Portrait Gallery (2:47)
The Making of Go Waggaloo
Sarah Lee Guthrie and Johnny Irion talk about the joy of making an album with their family and friends (03:23)
The Making of The Works
Singer-songwriter Jonatha Brooke discusses how she used Woody Guthrie’s lyrics to create her folk album (06:30)
The Many Faces of Sherlock Holmes
Over 50 different actors have portrayed the famous detective on the big screen, from Basil Rathbone to Robert Downey, Jr (04:50)
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