Public Media Making History at 250 Collections
A national public media storytelling collective celebrating the 250th anniversary of the United States by amplifying local stories from PBS stations
Inspired by the American Association for State and Local History’s The Field Guide for the Semiquincentennial: Making History at 250, NETA's America 250 content aligns with the below key themes.
New for July 2026
An inspiring film that chronicles one of America’s most consequential political leaders
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Religious tolerance separates the colonial experience in Maryland from all others.
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A sweeping musical journey, from spirituals to Broadway and contemporary classics
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Fight for Independence during the formative years 1775 - 1776
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A group of Caddo return to their homeland in East Texas to revive their pottery tradition
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Indigenous perspectives offer a fresh look at history and ways to keep traditions alive
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A timely reflection on art, justice, and the enduring power of song
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The fight for self-government in D.C. told through the lives and voices of its citizens
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75 stories. 250 years. A concise look at the people and moments that shaped America
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Unfinished Revolutions
Stories of movements for social, political, and economic change throughout history. View the entire collection.
Power of Place
How geography, environment, and communities have shaped history. View the entire collection.
We The People
Exploring citizenship, identity, and the diverse voices that define America. View the entire collection.
American Experiment
Democracy in action, civic engagement, governance, and the evolution of American institutions. View the entire collection.
Doing History
Uncovering history through archives, oral histories, and new perspectives on the past. View the entire collection.
