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With thousands of documentaries and series, here’s what makes History Vault worth streaming.

When I worked in unscripted TV out of college, History was always one of my favorite networks to pitch. It’s got a great blend of historical storytelling and modern-day intrigue, making it the perfect place for shows that educate while keeping audiences hooked. If you’re a history buff or just love a deep dive into the past, History Vault is packed with documentaries and series that bring history to life. This on-demand streaming service offers thousands of hours of content covering everything from ancient civilizations and legendary battles to groundbreaking inventions and modern warfare. Plus, with new videos added regularly and no commercials, it’s like having the best of the History right at your fingertips. Here’s everything you need to know about History Vault.

Everything you need to know about History Vault

What is History Vault?...

History enthusiasts who use Xfinity services, this is your week. From Monday, March 6 through Sunday, March 12, Xfinity is offering free access to content from History Vault, the direct-to-consumer offering from the [History Channel]. The service normally costs $4.99 per month, so it’s an excellent chance for Xfinity internet and cable subscribers to get a free look at the service before committing to a subscription.

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The free viewing window to History Vault is a part of Xfinity’s “Free This Week program.” It’s a lot like Sling TV’s Freeview promotion, but every week, users of Xfinity internet — as well as X1 TV and Xfinity Flex customers — get free content from a different premium streaming service or cable channel.

Content available from History Vault to select Xfinity customers this week includes:

“America: The Story of Us” “Susan B. Anthony: Rebel for the...