Don Wildman coming up with 'Mysteries at the Museum'

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Updated At : 01:47 PM Sep 04, 2020 IST

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Discovery has announced India premiere of Mysteries at the Museum with history enthusiast and one the most popular explorer hosts in documentary television—Don Wildman. The show is scheduled to air every Monday from September 7 at 10 pm on Discovery Channel and Discovery Plus.

Wildman says, “We’re digging deep into history, exciting and fascinating tales that will satisfy our viewers’ curiosity about some of the world’s hidden treasures. There are so many museums, galleries, local archives, crimes and collections, each with numerous artifacts and stories to tell.”

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