History Channel is a cable television network dedicated to historical programming like history-based documentaries, and fictional content, etc. The channels have come under serious criticism by scientists and historians for portraying unauthenticated documentaries and sensationalized programs. The History Channel is available to and is watched by over 80% of households with a cable connection in America.

The History channel largely covers subjects ranging between warfare, inventions, mythical objects, UFOs doomsday, crime and ‘the rest is history’. In 2013, the channel debuted its very first original series ‘Vikings’ with an impressive 93% rating by Rotten Tomatoes, the series was an instant hit among the masses with a 96% likeability score.

Some of the most famous shows by the History channel include:

Top History Channel Programs

America’s Book of Secrets

This show is an opportunity for you to go behind locked doors and long-withheld secrets that were never intended for the public to know.

Monster Quest

The series is known to take a closer look at all the famous creature sightings across the world. From the Loch Ness Monster to the ware wolves. The show gives a scientific spin to these sightings.

Pawn Stars

The series gives an inside look at the only family-run pawnshop in Las Vegas where the Harrison family uses their eagle-eye vision to distinguish real from fake.

The curse of Oak Island

Meet the two brothers who go on a quest to unearth one of the world’s biggest treasures using the latest technology and some American know-how of Oak Island.

Alone

10 survivalists are left to survive the deepest lake and one of the coldest regions of the world with the help of only a small set of survival gear.

Forged in Fire

The show tests some of the best bladesmiths in the world in their art of recreating some of the most iconic weapons from History.

History Channel on Spectrum:

From San Jose to New York the History channel is there for you and your family to educate yourselves with a pinch of ease and thrill. Spectrum Cable TV offers the History channel in all of its TV packages so you don’t have to go broke wanting to watch your favorite TV channel. Be it Spectrum TV Select Signature package with 150+ channels, or Spectrum TV Select Plus with 160+ channels, you can watch your favorite History Channel programs without spending any extra penny.

History Channel Numbers on Spectrum

Spectrum offers a smooth and streamlined process when it comes to going through options, weighing them, and subscribing to the right fit for your home. However, channel numbers changing from region to region make it a tad bit difficult to figure things out. Therefore, to make things easier for you Spectrum provides 24/7-available customer service so that you can get your queries answered as soon as possible. Alternatively, you can type your state, city, and zip code details here and a page with the list of all the channel numbers in your area will appear so you can navigate conveniently.

Frequently Asked Questions about the History Channel on Spectrum

Have more questions? See, if the following ones suffice.

Does Spectrum have the History Channel?

Spectrum proudly carries The History Channel across 44 states in the US with top-of-the-line shows to keep you hooked to the couch.

Is History Channel included in Spectrum Select

The History Channel is included in the Spectrum TV Select Signature so you don’t have to go overboard with your entertainment bills at the end of the month.