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Austin360 blogs > TV and Radio Blog > Archives > 2011 > December > 08 > Entry

‘America’s Lost Treasures’ bound for Austin

By Gary Dinges | Thursday, December 8, 2011, 04:05 PM

Producers of a new National Geographic Channel program are heading to Austin.

“America’s Lost Treasures” will set up shop at the Bob Bullock Texas State History Museum next month in search of Texas-centric artifacts with “historical significance and a stellar story.”

The show is especially interested in items with ties to:

• The Alamo

• Bonnie and Clyde

• Sam Houston

• Texas Revolution

• Railroads

• Ranches and oilfields

• Spanish occupation of Texas

• Space exploration

Got something you’d like to submit? Head to the National Geographic Channel website or send an email to AmericasNationalTreasures@gmail.com.

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