On your local PBS station Sunday night - March 24th 9 p m 1 hr .. [may have many interruptions as it is pledge month ..] This is the great Hurricane of 1938 that did so much Damage *so far inland* http://pbs.org/amex/hurricane38/ and on March 31st for those ancestors who went west the FLOOD mentioned following >>Since its debut in 1988, AMERICAN EXPERIENCE has brought to life the incredible characters and epic stories that helped form this nation. Visit the national American Experience website. The Hurricane of '38 The devastation wrought on New England by a hurricane that hit without accurate warning on Sept. 21, 1938 Mar 24 9:00pm Fatal Flood The raging floodwaters of the Mississippi River in 1927 that divided one small town, pitting rich against poor, black against white and threatened to tear one family apart<< and I just noticed this right behind it.. on this Sunday the 24th: Ken Burns - has to be good .. >>Shakers: Hands To Work, Hearts To God, The Only a handful of elderly Shakers remain alive today, carrying on the traditions of religious devotion that at one time embraced thousands of Americans in numerous self-supporting communities. This evocative film explores the cultural legacy highlighted by the personal accounts of the last nine surviving shakers. Narrated by David McCullough, Julie Harris, Paul Roebling and Olga Bellin are among the chorus of voices reading from the diaries, letters and journals of the Shakers. The plain yet emotional music of the Shakers has been recreated and arranged for this film from original inspirational songs. Shot at existing sites in New England and Kentucky, this film embodies the spiritual values of Shakers in their absorbing simple landscape. Shakers: Hands to Work, Hearts to God David McCullough narrates this survey of two centuries of Shaker life, featuring interviews and archival material. A film by Ken and Amy Burns<<