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"America's Hidden Stories" delves into the secrets of America and the stories the viewers need to know. Discover if Revolutionary War hero Gen. Pulaski was actually a woman and was the heartland of the America's the birthplace of the Spanish flu? Modern historians use state-of-the-art equipment and technology along with newly discovered evidence to rewrite the narrative of some of the United States' most iconic stories. Sift beneath the surface as teams dig deep into America's past to uncover truths about the Salem witches and the trials, an alleged spy network behind Pearl Harbor and many other hidden gems.
S1, EP8 "Mystery at Jamestown"
Cutting-edge archaeology reveals little-known stories about Jamestown, specifically events that took place in the seminal year of 1619; excavations uncover the presence of a skeleton that may belong to a controversial founding father.
S3, EP2 "Birth of Shadow Ops"
A look at the U.S. clandestine intelligence team of the 1980s called FOG (Field Operations Group) and how it paved the way for today's special ops forces.
S2, EP5 "Southern Women Union Spies"
New evidence supports a Civil War legend that a freed female slave and a society lady in Virginia acted as spies for the Union.
S3, EP4 "The Black Wild West"
An exploration of the little-known stories and contributions of black cowboys, marshals and soldiers of America's Wild West, told in their own words.
S2, EP6 "George Washington's Secret Love"
Investigating a rumored romance between George Washington and New York heiress Sally Cary, and the role she may have played in shaping America's destiny.
S2, EP5 "Southern Women Union Spies"
New evidence supports a Civil War legend that a freed female slave and a society lady in Virginia acted as spies for the Union.
S2, EP4 "Vampires in America"
A series of gruesome, 19th century grave exhumations in America's Northeast are believed by many to have been a method of killing vampires.
S2, EP3 "Madam President"
Newly uncovered documents suggest Edith Wilson effectively became America's first female president after Woodrow Wilson suffered a major stroke.
