Travel Channel and Gaiam Release "Mysteries at the Museum Season 1"
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Travel Channel and Gaiam Release "Mysteries at the Museum Season 1"



NEW YORK, NY.- Gaiam, Inc., a leading producer of lifestyle media, announced today the release of Mysteries at the Museum Season 1 under its exclusive home video license agreement with Travel Channel. Discover the secrets behind bizarre relics and amazing artifacts found in the nation's most revered institutions across the U.S.

Each episode of Mysteries at the Museum delves into mysterious artifacts such as Bonnie and Clyde's rifle, a doctor-approved "cure-all" that actually claimed many lives, and four ordinary objects that were the most dangerous weapons during World War II. Get answers to questions about the manuscript and eyeglass case that saved President Roosevelt's life and how a musical instrument triggered one of the biggest spy scandals. Mysteries at the Museum Season 1 is packed with twelve episodes featuring dozens of fascinating facts.

Mysteries at the Museum Season 1 (SRP: $24.98) comes as a three-disc set and is available in stores and online wherever DVDs are sold. Total run time: 522 minutes. Street date: July 5, 2011.










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