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A 300-year-old saltbox house; recycling century-old lumber and nails; handmade clapboards. With Marty Dunham.

More than 75,000 kit homes ordered via the Sears catalog were built across the United States. With Marty Dunham.

The Spanish Revival home takes influences from all over the Mediterranean.

Host Marty Dunham.

Reconstructing the historic Brant Point Lighthouse.

Constructing a two-story medieval castle tower.

Building a two-cabin, four-room fort using the tools and technology of the 1805 frontier.

Transforming, recycling and repurposing building components.

Processing garbage.

Massachusetts Central Artery-Tunnel Project's objective is to replace Boston's decaying highway infrastructure.

The USS Indianapolis and the Donner party; fire; the largest private U.S. residence; the first circumnavigation by a balloon.

Some of war's worst massacres, including the First Crusade's siege of Jerusalem and the 1937 Rape of Nanking.

Categories include leaders, mystery, spies, earth shapers and the moon landing.

Wastelands, including the most toxic town and deadliest smog; rock legends including the Hope diamond; discovery of gold at Sutter's Mill in 1848.

Devastating events of the natural world, including volcanic eruptions, plagues, hurricanes, earthquakes and avalanches.

Tracking down Al Capone's bulletproof Cadillac with gunports in the side windows, Imelda Marcos' 1,200 pair of shoes, the legendary Stone of Scone, the first gas mask, a Lakota Ghost Dance sacred shirt, Plymouth Rock, and Lizzie Borden's infamous ax.

The first Apple computer; a calculator.

The James Caird, a boat from Ernest Shackleton's ill-fated expedition to Antarctica in 1914; an original Sun Studio soundboard; the car in which World War II Gen. George S. Patton was fatally injured.

The USS Indianapolis and the Donner party; fire; the largest private U.S. residence; the first circumnavigation by a balloon.

Some of war's worst massacres, including the First Crusade's siege of Jerusalem and the 1937 Rape of Nanking.

Categories include leaders, mystery, spies, earth shapers and the moon landing.

Wastelands, including the most toxic town and deadliest smog; rock legends including the Hope diamond; discovery of gold at Sutter's Mill in 1848.

Devastating events of the natural world, including volcanic eruptions, plagues, hurricanes, earthquakes and avalanches.

Tracking down Al Capone's bulletproof Cadillac with gunports in the side windows, Imelda Marcos' 1,200 pair of shoes, the legendary Stone of Scone, the first gas mask, a Lakota Ghost Dance sacred shirt, Plymouth Rock, and Lizzie Borden's infamous ax.

The first Apple computer; a calculator.

The James Caird, a boat from Ernest Shackleton's ill-fated expedition to Antarctica in 1914; an original Sun Studio soundboard; the car in which World War II Gen. George S. Patton was fatally injured.

The USS Indianapolis and the Donner party; fire; the largest private U.S. residence; the first circumnavigation by a balloon.