VIDEOS!!! "Banging down the Gavel" -- On a visit to the legislature, History Bill meets five of the most interesting people you'll ever see and finds that, in Tennessee, SIXTH GRADERS can suggest bills, too! Click here to watch it in Media Player; here in Quicktime; here on youtube; here on teachertube. "Remember the Tennesseans" -- History Bill visits The Alamo in San Antonio, Texas, and meets several other Tennesseans who spent time at The Alamo in 1836 -- Susanna Dickinson and William Cherry. Click here to see it in Windows Media Player; here in Quicktime; and here on youtube. "Cotton Cash In" -- History Bill picks cotton all the way to Memphis and finds out at the old Memphis Cotton Exchange that there's a lot more to selling it than he thought. Click here to watch it in Media Player; here to watch it in Quicktime; here on youtube. "Journey through the Gap" -- History Bill gets lost on his way to the Cumberland Gap. Fortunately he finds Daniel Boone, who helps him on his way. But things get pretty scary, in this video sponsored by Corrections Corporation of America. Click here to watch it in Media Player; here in Quicktime; here on youtube; here on teachertube. "A Big Hat to Fill" -- You'll never guess who History Bill ran into at the Abraham Lincoln Museum! Click here to see this video, sponsored by Corrections Corporation of America, in Media Player; here in Quicktime; here on youtube; here on teachertube. "A Teacher in Trouble": History Bill turns up in Dayton in 1925 and gets an earful from William Jennings Bryan and Clarence Darrow. Yep, it's the famous Scopes Trial, and he gets to see the whole thing -- even the monkey on the courthouse yard. Click here to see it in Windows Media Player; here using Quicktime; here using youtube; here using teachertube. "Three Sisters and the Little Brother of War": A Cherokee couple explain a few things about their culture, including stickball, the blowgun, the dish known as Three Sisters, and a sport so dangerous it became known as the Little Brother of War. And you'll NEVER guess why History Bill put the remains of a dead coyote on his head. Click here to see it using Windows Media Player; here using Quicktime; here using youtube; here using teachertube. "Dried Apples and Rat Bites": Visiting Sumner County's Rock Castle mansion in 1800, History Bill encounters General Daniel Smith along with his friends -- a Frenchman from "Illin-wah"; the dapper publisher of Tennessee's newspaper; and a beggar who was bitten by a rat and can prove it. Click here to see it using Windows Media Player; here using Quicktime; here using youtube; here using teachertube. "The Lost Soldier": History Bill wanders through the Nashville National Cemetery, wishing he had a tour guide to tell him some of the stories of the people buried there. Along comes a mystery soldier to tell his story. Click here to see it using Windows Media Player; here using Quicktime; here using youtube; here using teachertube. "What kind of a MALL is this???" History Bill checks out Nashville's Bicentennial Mall and can't find a Claire's, but he does find an outdoor museum of Tennessee history. And he always did want to walk across the state in just a few seconds. Click here to check it out using Windows Media Player; here using Quicktime; here using youtube; here using teachertube. Please note: Depending on your Internet connection, it may take a few seconds or even more than a minute to download the videos. If you right-click, you should be able to SAVE the videos. If would like to download Quicktime, click here to do so.