Dr. Shirley Fannin is currently a pediatrician specializing in infectious diseases in LA.
A marvel of engineering, architecture, and vision, the story of the Beaux Arts structure on 42nd street that forever changed midtown Manhattan.
The first around-the-world air race was sponsored to prove that the airplane had a commercial future.
The dramatic story of the streamliners is one of remarkable achievements and opportunities lost.
At the height of segregation, an unlikely alliance between a black medical genius and a white surgeon led to a pioneering medical breakthrough.
The remarkable story of how a railroad was built connecting California to the East.
The effort of pioneering researchers to conceive babies through in vitro fertilization.
"The Wizard of Menlo Park," Inventor Thomas Edison, built the first practical light bulb and revolutionized the world.
The international race to develop biological weapons during the 20th century.