Mysteries at the Museum

Don Wildman uncovers shocking stories in San Francisco from a fire truck that survived the 1906 earthquake. The 10,000 year-old mastodon at Harvard's Museum of Natural History is linked to a tale of greed and murder.

A metal ring in Oregon turns out to be a Japanese weapon of mass destruction, Houdini's bust has something supernatural about it, and a hatchet used in the murder of Lizzie Borden still haunts New England as Don Wildman inquires.

Don Wildman goes inside the National Museum of the US Air Force to check out a primitive space suit worn by a forgotten pioneer of the skies that paved the way for the exploration of man's final frontier.

On display at Chicago's Field Museum Don Wildman finds the remains of 'Sue', the largest T-Rex ever discovered. He reveals answers to the question - what was life like for the king of the prehistoric food chain?

In the National Museum of Nuclear Science and History, there's a small vial that once contained a wildly popular drug called Radithor. Don Wildman discovers how this doctor-approved "cure-all" end up destroying countless lives.

A manuscript and an eyeglass case both pierced by a curious hole. Don Wildman finds out how these 2 artifacts saved Theodore Roosevelt from an assassin. In Cleveland, 5 postcards taunt one of America's legendary crime fighters.