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Americas Most Endangered (The History Channel, 1996)

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The History Channel—America’s Most Endangered (1996)

Host: David McCullough

(The History Channel, 1996)

Running Time: 48 Minutes

Full title: The National Trust for Historic Preservation Presents America’s Most Endangered: Eleven Sites

Author and historian David McCullough guides viewers through the historic sites throughout the U.S. most vulnerable to being endangered or destroyed in 1996. An interesting program from the era when the History Channel actually made programs about history and not aliens, monsters and ghosts.

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