In a Boneyard video, we are introduced to Southern Scrap, the largest metal recycler in the southern Gulf Coast area, whose crucial role in the recovery demanded New Orleans' boneyards to ge ...

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See what the US Customs and Border Protection Agency does with items confiscated from illegal drug busts. You'll hear some amazing stories from these federal agents in this Boneyard video se ...

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Learn about the General Harrison, a ship found under the streets in the financial district of San Francisco. You'll also discover the story of Rotten Row where ships were deserted near the c ...

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Have you ever wondered what happens to the remains of animals once the usable parts are removed? The History Channel's Boneyard series shows you exactly what happens with turkey. ...

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See the amazing story of one architect's vision of designing a home out of a 747 aircraft carcass. Follow The History Channel's Boneyard series through a strange yet real journey of creating ...

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In a Boneyard video, we are introduced to New Orleans' hardest working and most important machines, wood screw pumps, which happen to be almost one hundred years old. In 1899, A. Baldwin Wo ...

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In this Boneyard: Where Machines End Their Lives video clip Boneyard gives an in-depth look at the B52 Stratofortress. This video clip is courtesy of The History Channel. ...

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In this Boneyard video clip, watch and see as the Brandenburg Corporation participates at one of the largest demolition sites. It is a 13-month job to tear down an old tile factory complex. ...

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Discover the history of the Warthog ground fighting airplane, the A-10, and how it was scheduled to meet the boneyard. You'll also learn why that plan was changed and what caused the A-10 to ...

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In this clip we learn about how some of the material left at ground zero was used to build the USS New York. ...

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Learn about where much of the steel pulled from Ground Zero in New York City went. The Boneyard video series also describes how the steel is now being transformed for the USS New York, an as ...

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Do you ever wonder what happens to a plastic bottle after they are recycled? In this Boneyard video you'll learn about polyester, how it's made and what items use it. ...

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In this clip we learn about what happens to military ships once they are decommissioned. The ships are first prepared by being drained of fuels and other liquids. Then the ships are put into ...

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Discover the amazing journey of a used railroad tie, what it becomes and how it is used. Learn more at The History Channel's Boneyard video series. ...

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This video clip talks about the military aircraft storage facility AMARC, located in Arizona. It discusses how they prepare the aircrafts for storage and how they salvage them. ...

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In this clip we learn about what happens to phantoms when they are taken out of service. Some are selected to become remote controlled flying targets. They go through many test flights and m ...

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Yucca Mountain, in the Nevada desert, has become the site for storage of nuclear, radioactive waste. Learn about the mountain and how tunnels are bored in order to store this dangerous subst ...

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