Forgotten History with Dan O'Donnell

On the Fourth of July, 1827, everyday citizens build what their government could not.

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The American spirit is infused with the hunger for discovery, and when that hunger is matched by an insatiable work ethic, the most incredible discoveries can come from the most unexpected sources.

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A hard-nosed President shows his soft side and creates an Easter tradition.

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The biggest St. Patrick's Day party in America isn't in Boston or New York, it's in Savannah, Georgia. Here's the fascinating reason why.

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What does psychological warfare have to do with American attitudes toward breakfast? Quite a bit, actually.

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A brilliant, adventurous woman goes on the expedition of a lifetime and sacrifices everything in the name of human exploration.

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The things we don't do can have just as big an impact as the things we do, and even the smallest decisions can change our destiny...and that of America itself.

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A true Christmas miracle lives forever as perhaps history's greatest embodiment of peace on Earth and goodwill to men.

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The wounds of war fade in a powerful story about the power of friendship and forgiveness.

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What happens when the impossible becomes possible just days after even pursuing it is deemed a foolish pursuit? The miracle of human ingenuity.

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