Museum Secrets Revealed Continues on Smithsonian Channel
For those of you in the US who have been watching the first US broadcast of our series on TV, we’ve got some great news! We’re pleased to announce that there are more broadcasts added to the schedule on the Smithsonian Channel.
Museum Secrets director and an explosives engineer test secret weapons
On Museum Secrets: Inside the Natural History Museum, which broadcasts again tonight on History Television (Canada) at 8 PM ET/PT, Paul Kilback worked with an explosives engineer named Sidney Alford in London, in order to conduct a risky experiment. We asked the questions and found interesting answers. What top secret weapons were invented at the NHM? And how did one of these weapons come within a hair’s breadth of killing Adolph Hitler? These secrets are revealed when the show airs tonight (and tomorrow night at 7 PM ET/PT) on History Television. Find more about the story here.
Watch our director commentary video with Paul Kilback discussing this story.
Tips for navigating London’s Natural History Museum
Tonight on Museum Secrets: Inside the Natural History Museum, on History Television (Canada) at 10 PM ET/ PT, we take you to London’s museum that is a cathedral of nature, housing over 70 million specimens, and visited annually by more than 4 million people.
But how does a visitor start to navigate this huge museum?
A secret past revealed at the Natural History Museum in London
Prior to the broadcast of Museum Secrets: Inside the Natural History Museum tomorrow night at 10 PM ET/PT on History Television (Canada), find out what our research revealed about the museum’s curious past. To find out more about some of the objects in this episode, visit the NHM episode page.
It turns out that the museum was not always reserved for earth and science specimens.
A History of Cannibalism
In our upcoming episode Museum Secrets: Inside the Natural History Museum we discover Britain’s past and consider whether ice age human bones excavated from a cave in Somerset England are evidence of cannibalism.
Photo Set: Inside the Natural History Museum
When we went Inside the Natural History Museum we discovered a human skull, the skeleton of a Barbary Lion and a Dodo bird, and we found unusual specimens in the dark tank room. Find out what else we saw.
Inside the Natural History Museum: Episode Trailer
Follow us to London’s Natural History Museum (NHM), with the fourth of our six Museum Secrets episode trailers.
Check out the trailer for this explosive episode: Inside the Natural History Museum.
