Ep 7. First Female Aviator; Mysterious Metronome; Army of Two

Mysteries at the Museum season 10 episode 7 explores three fascinating stories from the past.

The first segment tells the story of Harriet Quimby, the first female aviator to earn a pilot's license in the United States. Harriet's fame was short-lived and ended tragically when she died in a plane crash during a demonstration. The host visits a museum that houses Harriet's plane and learns more about this brave woman's legacy.

The second segment is about a mysterious metronome discovered in a private collection. This metronome is unique because it appears to be playing entirely on its own, even though no one is touching it. The host delves into the strange history of this object and tries to uncover the truth behind its mysterious behavior.

The final segment of the episode is about the story of two soldiers who fought in World War II and made a pact to meet up after the war was over. Through archival footage and interviews with family members, the host unravels the mystery of what happened to these two young soldiers and whether they were able to fulfill their promise.

Throughout the episode, the host unearths little-known facts about these three stories, featuring interviews with historians and experts. Mysteries at the Museum season 10 episode 7 is a fascinating look at history and the mysteries that still puzzle us today.