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<blockquote data-quote="Daniel Avery" data-source="post: 52700" data-attributes="member: 27">There&#039;s an interesting series called Mysteries At The Museum (or something close to that) that I try to watch whenever I stumble across it during my endless channel-surfing.&nbsp; The show will focus on an artifact or some piece of history found in some relatively obscure museum, outlining the story of what made it museum-worthy.&nbsp; They will do re-enactments to help tell the stories (usually pretty well-done) and the viewer is left with a better appreciation of small-town museums and the folks who curate them, and of course a better appreciation of how average people can have major impacts on history.It would seem to be the perfect sort of program for the History Channel....and if this were 2003, it probably would have ended up there.&nbsp; But since the History Channel is now about pawnbrokers and ancient alien sightings, this show airs on the Travel Channel, of all places.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Daniel Avery, post: 52700, member: 27"] There's an interesting series called [I]Mysteries At The Museum ([/I]or something close to that) that I try to watch whenever I stumble across it during my endless channel-surfing. The show will focus on an artifact or some piece of history found in some relatively obscure museum, outlining the story of what made it museum-worthy. They will do re-enactments to help tell the stories (usually pretty well-done) and the viewer is left with a better appreciation of small-town museums and the folks who curate them, and of course a better appreciation of how average people can have major impacts on history. It would seem to be the perfect sort of program for the History Channel....and if this were 2003, it probably would have ended up there. But since the History Channel is now about pawnbrokers and ancient alien sightings, this show airs on the [I]Travel Channel, [/I]of all places. [/QUOTE]

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