Exploring American History Through TV"Explore American history through metal detecting."
My name is Frank Pandozzi.
I love exploring American history...And for twenty-five years I have also enjoyed the hobby of metal detecting. These two loves have guided me to create a television series that involves my excitement for American history and metal detecting. The idea for a TV series came to me about 8 years ago. I was doing a radio interview for a local station. They asked me to discuss my treasure hunting adventures and the places I had visited. It was during that interview that the idea for a TV series about treasure hunting was born.
Exploring American history has been a way for me to research and learn about the ghost towns of the east, old logging camps, and the French & Indian war.
Not Interested In Metal Detecting? As I mentioned before, you don't need to be involved with metal detecting to love history. Let me give you some sites on the Internet where exploring American history can be both fun and interesting. You may not be aware of these sites.
Do you love the history of the old logging camps? A Logging Camp In Oregon
Are You Interested In The French & Indian War?
The Seven Years War
In case you missed the opportunity earlier, you have a chance to purchase any of our DVDs. Please read what others are saying about our DVD's.
"My wife and I have really enjoyed viewing your “Exploring Historys Treasures,” and would like our local cable company (GCI) to carry your TV series. It not only covers metal detecting, which has a good following in Alaska, but the history of our great country.Good luck with the series and we hope to see it here soon," Harold S. Alaska
"To Exploring History’s Treasures Producers, just wanted to let you know how much I enjoyed your DVD. I regret that I cannot watch your shows on my local dish channels. I have loaned the DVD to several members of my metal detecting club and all of they had rave reviews. Hopefully one day it will be available nationwide and everyone can have the opportunity to watch it." Harry M. Roswell, GA Dear Frank, I just wanted to thank you again for being a guest speaker in my 8th grade English classes. My students found your presentation and ghost town dvd both informative and fun. You really captured their interest with your knowledge, and the use of the artifacts and the metal detector was a real plus. It's always a treat when I can help students to connect what we read and write about in class with what is happening around them in the outside world. I deeply appreciate you sharing it with my students. Sincerely, Bill Zimpfer, English Teacher Southern Central School
"I watched the episodes when the video arrived, great show. It made me feel I was searching with Frank and his buddy again in New York. I really like how Frank layered the now gone homes over the current vacant sites. I'm looking forward to seeing the next installments of Exploring Historys Treasures show. Thanks again Frank...great show." HH Stan
“It’s about time that someone made a TV show that presents history in an exciting way.” Michelle V. Liverpool NY “I have been teaching local history for 22 years. And when Mr. Pandozzi came to our Junior high class with a video of his TV series, my classes were speechless. I think they learned more from his series in one viewing than what I tried to teach in an entire semester.” Mary B. Teacher Frank, Thank you for the dvd I was very impressed with the video. I have watched it twice now. Please keep me updated with any additional videos/books/articles that may soon be coming out. Thanks again, Brian H. PA Be sure and visit my homepage for more information about the eastern ghost towns.
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