Treasures of New York uncovers the rich history of UJA-Federation, a New York-based Jewish philanthropic organization that raises and allocates funds to help those in need. Now in its centennial year, UJA-Federation serves both the New York and global communities by funding human service and educational programs and by supporting Jewish and non-Jewish community through important historical events.

A 60-minute documentary focusing on the recent renovation of the Hall of North American Mammals, the Teddy Roosevelt Memorial and the new entrance to the Museum. This film focuses on the extraordinary blend of art and science, the commitment to conservation, and the unique and beautiful restoration of the dioramas.

Treasures of New York uncovers the rich history of UJA-Federation, a New York-based Jewish philanthropic organization that raises and allocates funds to help those in need. Now in its centennial year, UJA-Federation serves both the New York and global communities by funding human service and educational programs and by supporting Jewish and non-Jewish community through important historical events.

Explores the political genius's life in Upstate New York and his feud with Vice President Aaron Burr.

Paula Zahn hosts this behind-the-scenes look inside Hearst's innovative headquarters with Hearst CEO Frank A. Bennack, Jr., architect Lord Norman Foster and Marie Claire Editor-in-Chief Joanna Coles, among others.

This episode takes the viewer inside the prestigious design college to discover its vibrant Brooklyn history through the eyes of the two men who “built” it; industrialist Charles Pratt, who founded the school in 1887, and Dr. Thomas F. Schutte, who has been articulating Pratt’s vision since he became the school’s President in 1993. Hosted by Pete Hamill.