The Lost Tapes is an American documentary series that aired on the Smithsonian Channel.
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Archival footages from various sources (local and national news media, home movies and recordings) are used to offer new perspectives on important events of the 20th and 21st centuries.[1]
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- ^ Realscreen » Archive » 1895 Films, Smithsonian find success with "The Lost Tapes"
- ^ 'The Lost Tapes': My Father's Top Secret Pearl Harbor Mission - The Daily Beast
- ^ The Smithsonian Channel Presents All New Episodes of THE LOST TAPES - broadwayworld.com
- ^ The Lost Tapes: L.A. Riots|NewsOne
- ^ 'Lost Tapes: Son of Sam' explores grim time in N.Y. - SFGATE
- ^ How America Failed to Learn Its Lesson From the Clinton-Lewinsky Scandal - The Daily Beast
- ^ "THE LOST TAPES: CLINTON IMPEACHMENT" - MetroFocus
- ^ Smithsonian Channel's New Documentary Raises the Question: What Can We Learn from Patty Hearst? - Paste
- ^ THE LOST TAPES: PATTY HEARST Airs on Smithsonian Channel11/26 - broadwayworld.com
- ^ 'The Lost Tapes: Malcolm X': His 1965 assassination in Harlem's Audubon Ballroom - The Washington Post
- ^ Review: 'Lost Tapes' Depicts Pearl Harbor as People Saw It Then - The New York Times
- ^ Revisiting the Vietnam War's Tet Offensive on 'The Lost Tapes'|Military.com
- ^ TV review: 'Pearl Harbor's context for troubled times - The Detroit News
- ^ 'Son of Sam' Murders Explored in Smithson Channel's 'The Lost Tapes' (Exclusive Video)|The Wrap
- ^ 'The Lost Tapes: Malcolm X' Debuts Tonight on The Smithsonian Channel - Hour Detroit Magazine