CTC Historical Travel

Jun 29 2009 6 ep. 365

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Travel to Historical Sites around the globe.

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Sharlot Hall Museum Orientation - An Inexpensive Arizona Family Getaway

Click to Play Sharlot Hall Museum in Prescott, Arizona is a fun, affordable and educational getaway for a family day trip or longer vacation. This video contains highlights of the many festivals, interactive and historical exhibits that can be found on the 3-1/2 acre museum campus.

Excerpts from the Arizona Natural History Museum Orientation film, Featuring the Hohokham Tribe

Click to Play Some of the earliest ancestors of the American Southwest were the Hohokham Tribe, who developed a network of irrigation canals. Short excerpts from the history of this Native American tribe gives clues to their existence that were studied many years later by scientists.

Sharlot Hall Museum - Funding Request PSA

Click to Play Arizona's Sharlot Hall Museum is a Prescott landmark and a vital revenue generator for the region. However, recent State budget cuts threaten the Museums viability -- and we need your help to make sure that we can continue to serve the community. --- The State has cut the Museums budget by nearly $100,000 already this year, and has indicated additional cuts --

Las Vegas in High Definition - 30 secs.

Click to Play A whirlwind tour of Ceasar's, the Bellagio and the MGM Lion in thirty seconds. Fun for the whole family.

Northern Germany - Island Travel

Click to Play Wangerooge, the easternmost of Germanys East-Frisian Islands is easily reached by train & ferry, and also by small plane. Numerous restaurants, bed & breakfasts, and hotels make it the perfect place for a family vacation, and the wide sandy beach is a wonderful playground. Unfortunately, World War II did not spare the island because of its strategic location to

Civil War Medicine Overview - From blip.tv

Click to Play Surgeons from the North & the South during the American Civil War did not have antibiotics. They used amputation as a means of controlling infection. This episode is an overview of Civil War Medicine.