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The HISTORY Channel is proud to work with the National September 11 Memorial and Museum to tell the story of America's Camp Phoenix, an art project created by the children of America's Camp to honor their family members lost on September 11.

The loss of his wife, Adianes, kept Felipe from returning to the site of the 9/11 attacks—until now.

From the 72nd floor of the South Tower, Bob Small recounts watching debris and people fall from the North Tower before Flight 175 struck five floors above him.

Felipe Oyola navigates a labyrinth of debris as he descends 81 flights of stairs in the South Tower.

Felipe Oyola recounts the day of the World Trade Center attacks and his search for his wife, Adianes.

Did a ghost move a MonsterQuest camera at the Lizzie Borden home in Salem, Massachusetts?

As the country reels in the aftermath of 9/11, an entirely new threat spreads across the nation. Deadly anthrax spores sent through the mail killed five people and stretched authorities thin.

When the British Redcoats march into Lexington in 1775, prepared for a surprise attack, they are met with a small, scrappy militia ready for a fight.

The Music City News Award presented to Porter Wagoner and Dolly “Patron" in 1970 misspelled the country singer’s name, making for a memorable and potentially valuable blemish.

Alexander the Great conquered one of the largest empires in history, only to die suddenly at the age of 32. Explore the enduring mystery surrounding his final days and the theories that continue to divide historians.

Dolph Lundgren explores the groundbreaking rockets that transformed warfare, space exploration and aviation.

Discover the remarkable true stories of covert operations that relied on deception to change history.

Discover how this groundbreaking weapon reshaped battlefield tactics and became one of the war's most influential military innovations.

As the Confederacy fell, its rumored fortune in gold and silver disappeared. Explore the Civil War mystery of the missing treasure that may still be waiting to be found.

Against world-class runners and impossible odds, Andy Payne closes in on victory, but finishing the Bunion Derby is only the beginning of Route 66’s transformation into an American legend.

NASCAR began with Prohibition-era moonshiners modifying cars to outrun the law and one another. Their underground races laid the foundation for the nationally celebrated motorsport it is today.