Ken Burn’s newest film chronicles the history of a truly unique American artform. (30s)
Washington's Holy Rosary Church
Washington's landscape has changed but you can still see markers of the Italian influence. (2m)
A Washington Favorite: The Italian Store
Discover the family story behind one of the area's most beloved Italian shops. (2m 48s)
Finding Your Roots in Washington: Washingtoniana Collection
The Martin Luther King, Jr., Library in Washington is a one-stop destination for research. (3m 35s)
Finding Your Roots in Washington: Prince George's Geneology
The Prince George's County Genealogical Society helps people discover their roots. (3m 30s)
Finding Your Roots in Washington: National Archives
The National Archives offers much more than documents about the country's origins. (3m 10s)
Ken Burns on Why Working With WETA Fits His Films
Ken Burns says that working with WETA is an extension of the theme of his films. (30s)
Ken Burns Discusses His History Working with WETA
Ken Burns talks about how he got started working with WETA. (40s)
Local Residents at Antiques Roadshow, DC
Local residents find out if their antiques are valuable collectibles or just curiosities. (2m 6s)
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"Joy Boys" Ed Walker and Willard Scott ruled Washington's airwaves in the 1960s. (1m 57s)
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WETA tours Rock Creek Park, a green oasis within the concrete jungle of Washington, D.C. (2m 26s)
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National Parks offer Washingtonians the opportunity to connect with history and nature. (2m 26s)
Historical Painter Keith Rocco
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Keith Rocco, a historical painter from Edinburgh, Virginia, discusses his work. (2m 26s)
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WETA follows a family from Temple Rodef Shalom in Falls Church, Virginia. (2m 8s)
The Jewish Influence on Theater
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WETA looks at the influence Jewish Americans have had on Washington's theater scene. (2m 11s)
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WETA looks at the challenges that Jewish Americans faced during the 19th century. (2m 18s)
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Ken Burns discusses the background and mission behind the film, The War. (3m 4s)
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Ken Burns discusses his filmmaking inspirations. (2m)
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Documentary filmmaker Ken Burns discusses his work and 20-year partnership with WETA. (2m 35s)
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WETA visits the FBI Forensic Science Laboratory in Quantico, Virginia. (5m 34s)
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WETA gets in-tune with the Barbershop Harmony Society and the Singing Capital Chorus. (8m 40s)
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WETA talks with political satirist/comedian Mark Russell. (2m 15s)
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WETA spotlights nine of the war memorials in Washington, D.C. (2m 20s)
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WETA spotlights three area pet services that pamper our furry friends. (2m 13s)
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WETA offers a primer in beginning your own family history project. (2m 15s)
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A behind the scenes look at the National Gallery's "Cezanne in Provence" exhibit. (2m 7s)
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National Gallery designers describe their work on the "Cezanne in Provence" exhibit. (1m 49s)
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WETA recalls the reaction to apparent UFO sightings in Washington in 1952. (2m 28s)
Frontline Executive Producer David Fanning
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David Fanning discusses Frontline's unique approach to journalism (2m)
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Vocalist Harolyn Blackwell discusses her childhood growing up in Washington, D.C. (2m 20s)
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Master Carpenter Norm Abram discusses the popular New Yankee Workshop program. (2m 18s)
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WETA highlights the restoration of the historic Tivoli Theater in Columbia Heights. (3m 2s)
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