Museum

Imagine a hospital that will treat, free of charge, any injured or orphaned wild animal you may find. Imagine 6000 animals a year -- from the tiniest hummingbird to a mountain lion and everything in between -- getting help at this place.

A Columbia Krazy Kat cartoon released September 29, 1933.

Dr. Frankenstein's Wax Museum of the Hungry Dead

Documentary about the Imperial War Museums in the centenary year of its establishment. Celebrity advocates explore ten key objects from the IWM's collection.

A program that explores the strange but true medical mysteries housed in this one-of-a-kind museum in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

Film produced by William K. Dickson’s British Mutoscope and Biograph Company.

A black comedy, based on the accounts of a day in the life of the Rev. Dr. Skipton in his asylum in 1860. Dr, Arthur Uwins, arriving to be interviewed for a job, is introduced to treatments - all based on documented evidence - ranging from the bizarre to the barbaric.

Celebrating its 150th anniversary, the 1859 Goodman-LeGrand House & Museum offers a trip back in time to the beginning of Tyler. The Goodman-LeGrand House & Museum housed four generations of the Goodman and LeGrand families before it was bequeathed to the City of Tyler after Sallie Goodman's passing in 1939. Join us for a journey through the history and stories behind the artifacts of the Goodman-LeGrand estate. Furnished with the original belongings of the Goodmans, the Goodman-LeGrand House & Museum offers a chance to view the furniture, clothing and priceless personal treasures just as they were over 70 years ago.

Andrea Fraser staged this performance in April 1991 at the Wadsworth Atheneum Museum of Art, Hartford, Connecticut, one of the oldest museums in the United States. Taking the form of a guided tour, Welcome to Wadsworth, instead of escorting visitors through the museum, takes them on a tour of the outside of the building. In this way, the artist/lecturer draws attention to and exposes the relationship of the museum to the colonial past of Hartford and the historical legacy that influences the city’s present.

Two lovers check into a hotel room, and as they get to know one another, they learn about each other's pains and guilts.

Caleb, Patrick, and Cameron head to Wilmington, North Carolina to help Caleb's uncle Matt with a paranormal investigation of a haunted museum in this chillingly thrilling documentary.

Created over 250 years ago, the British Museum was the very first national public museum in the world. Today it houses a collection of seven million objects and attracts annually some six million visitors, who come to discover how human beings ove millennia and across the Earth have found ways of exploring their place in the universe.

Human remains from the California Channel Islands were donated to an English city museum nearly a century ago. More recently research began into how they came to be there, and whose remains they are. The story of the remains turns out to be entwined with the story of the family that donated them to the museum in surprising ways. An international collaboration between curators, archaeologists and descendants pieced the story together, gleaning information from the available historical records and through non-destructive examinations which together can provide a foundation for curatorial decisions about the future of such collections held in an international context.

Assistant Curator Ezra Cabral of the San Bernardino McDonald's Museum gives Brian Thompson a guided, historical tour of their impressive collection of artifacts.

Follow the remarkable journey of Belgium's most prized artistic treasure -- van Eyck's Ghent Altar -- as it passes through the hands of many art pillagers over the course of the Second World War. But behind the circuitous story lies Adolf Hitler's grand scheme to assemble Europe's largest art museum in his Austrian hometown of Linz. The absorbing documentary also covers Stalin's efforts to hoard numerous masterpieces from German art collections.

"Star for a Night" hostess Regine Velasquez and runner-up Mark Bautista join Sarah Geronimo -- the TV competition's teenage winner -- for her first major concert, filmed live at the Philippines's Music Museum in October 2003. Guest artists include Musica Cristobal, performing with Sarah on "Everyday," and Devotion, who join her for "Twin Hearts." A rousing medley of beloved standards shows off Sarah's extensive range.

The Gerrard Street Chinatown is perhaps London's greatest museum. Everything is displayed behind glass walls– people, actions, novelties, food items. It's the reconstruction of a culture that belongs to the other side of the world. A culture descended from a people that had departed their homeland. Through the glass's surface reflections, the artist sees reflections of himself and remembers sounds from his recent past and echoes of his own departures.

Architectural historian Neil Levine’s personal commentary on the building and its history.

From 2010 – 2020, the British government implemented a series of changes to the UK benefit system as part of their austerity (cost cutting) agenda. In 2016 the UK was investigated by the UN who found that “grave or systematic violations” of the rights of disabled people were taking place in the UK. These violations were closely associated with changes to the benefits system.