TV Guide History Sunday

Hotspots of unexplained activity exist across America - specific regions where encounters with unknown creatures and supernatural forces seem to repeat.

Our homes are meant to be sanctuaries - places where nothing can harm us. But sometimes, that sense of safety is shattered by something sinister.

From a terrifying shadow man in Indiana, to a real-life house haunting that inspired the movie The Conjuring, a Bigfoot in Wyoming, and more.

These are the chilling accounts of people who claim they were hunted by mysterious cryptids. From a Dogman in Ohio, a group of Bigfoot in Washington and more.

Road-building has an important place in American history, spawning several industries as the craft worked towards its crowning achievement, the interstate.

A look is taken at the highest horsepower engines in existence, including dragsters and hydroplanes that can top 200 miles per hour as well as others.

From 18th century steam-powered carriages to the computerized trucks of tomorrow, the icons of the open road that form the backbone of business are explored.

A look is taken at the wildest rides of America, vehicles that rank far higher in speed and power than an average automobile.

Experts with the Federal Highway Administration discuss how they make America's roads safer, while Bolivia's Death Road and Highway 99 are explored.

Mike and Frank stumble upon an impressive collection of one-of-a-kind concept cars, some of which are so unique that they are unsure of how to price them.

The guys encounter a wealthy collection of Volkswagen busses in Arkansas, but Mike comes on the defensive to protect the collection from vandals.

A car enthusiast from Maryland flaunts his late father's sizeable collection; Robbie looks through some hidden treasures from the 1970s.

Mike visits a family-owned collection of classic racing mementos in Arizona; Robbie and Jersey comb through a collection of vintage entertainment attractions.

The Wolfe brothers discover a vintage vehicle graveyard full of antique Cadillacs.

A seventh-generation homestead in Georgia offer a fine assortment of picks that is rooted in drag racing, moonshine and bluegrass.

Three hundred years of once-forgotten treasures are found in a New Hampshire farm; Robbie spots a 1936 Harley-Davidson in Pennsylvania.

Mike and Jersey are gaga for a Mississippi historian's Southern-centric collection. And then uncover a rare jukebox in a sprawling historic home in Missouri.

Mike and Jersey uncover a Civil War relic that tells the story of America, and uncover the biggest piece of folk art they've ever seen.

From junkyard jalopies to long-lost classics, we explore the rare wheels and automobilia lost to time that yield some really epic deals.

Travel back in time with Mike as he uncovers transportation history. Mike and Rich speed pick a 1957 Porsche for parts. Then Mike uncovers a honey hole.

The guys pick a Tennessee stockpile that's been untouched for decades and uncover dinosaur fossils at a Kansas boneyard.

Mike and Jersey uncover a Civil War relic that tells the story of America, and uncover the biggest piece of folk art they've ever seen.

From junkyard jalopies to long-lost classics, we explore the rare wheels and automobilia lost to time that yield some really epic deals.

Travel back in time with Mike as he uncovers transportation history. Mike and Rich speed pick a 1957 Porsche for parts. Then Mike uncovers a honey hole.

The guys pick a Tennessee stockpile that's been untouched for decades and uncover dinosaur fossils at a Kansas boneyard.

A look at the lives of people or information about a certain thing or topic is presented.

A look at the lives of people or information about a certain thing or topic is presented.

A look at the lives of people or information about a certain thing or topic is presented.

A look at the lives of people or information about a certain thing or topic is presented.