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Colorized footage reveals America's most notorious criminals, gruesome murders and courtroom dramas.
Colorized footage reveals America's most notorious criminals, gruesome murders and courtroom dramas.
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America in Color
S3, EP6 "Small Town Life"Colorized home movies from the early 20th Century reveal day-to-day life in small towns across the country.
America in Color
S3, EP5 "Crimes of the Century"Colorized footage reveals America's most notorious criminals, gruesome murders and courtroom dramas.
America in Color
S3, EP4 "Made in the USA"Archival footage shows how technological innovations, two world wars and consumerism helped build the richest economy in the world.
America in Color
S3, EP3 "Alaska"Known as America's last frontier, colorized film shows the Alaskan wilderness before and during the gold rush of 1896.
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