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WGBH Educational Foundation, often referred to as WGBH TV, is a public broadcasting television station and media company based in Boston, Massachusetts. It is the flagship station of the Public Broadcasting Service (PBS) and a major producer of educational and cultural programming for national distribution. Founded in 1951, WGBH has a long history of producing acclaimed series across a wide range of genres.

Some of WGBH's most recognized productions include documentaries such as "American Experience," children's programs like "Arthur" and "Curious George," and science series such as "Nova." The station also plays a crucial role in local Boston programming, offering news, public affairs, and cultural events relevant to the New England region. WGBH operates multiple television and radio channels, and its digital initiatives extend its reach through online content and educational resources. The foundation is committed to public service media, aiming to educate, inspire, and inform audiences through its diverse programming and outreach efforts. WGBH is a non-profit organization funded through a combination of viewer contributions, corporate sponsorships, and grants.