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United Stuff Of America S01E04 Ultimate Engineering 720p HDTV X264-DHD
TV Release: 2014-06-14 Torrent Release: 13-07-2014 by user
TV Show Genre
History
Runtime
60 min.
Awards
N/A
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Episode: Ultimate Engineering (1x4)
Episode Plot:
The everyday objects that built America. How stuff as simple as a shovel, a birdcage, a drill bit, a railroad spike, and a video camera linked a nation from coast to coast and accomplished massive feats of engineering like the Hoover Dam, the Erie Canal and the skyscraper.
Episode Release:
2014-06-14
Episode Genre:
History
Runtime:
42 min.
Staff:
Actors: Keith Hughes, Rob Monaco Writers: David Garegnani Directors: N/A
Other episode info:
Awards: N/A. Originally recorded in N/A.
DESCRIPTION
How did a ticket to a boxing match seal the fate of notorious mobster Lucky Luciano? What does a farmer's seed planter have to do with making America a superpower? And how did an X-Ray machine give Teddy Roosevelt the keys the White House? Sometimes the biggest moments depend on the smallest details-and the most ordinary objects. Buried in attics, hidden in private collections, and secreted away in the rarely seen archives are artifacts, objects and curiosities that come together to tell the epic story of America. From the producers of Pawn Stars and featuring Rick Harrison, United Stuff of America is a cross-country treasure hunt that uncovers America's most fascinating stuff, and the unexpected stories it reveals about us and our most epic and notorious moments. This isn't history from a textbook; it's history that you can hold in your hands.
