If Forest showed his face after the war, his opinion must be heard. Is there such a thing?

I discovered this due to the TV series Pawn Stars. On the show, a watch was sold that had belonged to a soldier. This soldier had received the watch from a fellow soldier whose life he had saved during this battle.

This is a wonderful video of Tebbs Bend Battlefield! Well done!

I had family in the area and visited Yorktown twice. Redoubts #9 and #10 were most interesting but the small French Cemetery was very moving.

I hope that these folks do something about the 2nd Battle of Boonville when an escaped enslaved man alerted the Home Guard to an imminent attack. The Guard uniformed and armed the escaped enslaved man who fought with them on the front lines and blunted the attack when he shot his old 'master'. This is reputed to be the first instance of formerly enslaved people being officially armed and uniformed - in spite of the fact that Missouri would be a slave state, though remaining in the Union, until the end of the war.

I was there in 1979 going to the US Coast Guard facility a few miles away. It is a beautiful place and lots of history. I highly recommend going to Yorktown and Williamsburg.

I wonder why this isn't celebrated in Our Country, The USA?

Thanks for the video. Visiting my in-laws in Overland Park for the Christmas holidays and plan to visit the battlefield, along with Lexington and hopefully by to get down to Wilson’s Creek.

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I am going to have to spend more time at this site, My great grandfather (Union) was captured sometime and then released, have no idea of date and nothing in the records (so far) that I have found was only mentioned during the 1900 reunion of the 99'th regiment of the First Indiana Volunteer Infantry.

Ahhh, my home state. I sure miss it. Been to Vedauwoo so many times. Was just there visiting last Sept, 2022. I wish I could have stayed.

That beach site 1 shark attack

Fantastic photos! Interesting how some of the photos look exactly the same as the film and some look different. Thanks for sharing!

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Come on man put some effort into it if you’re going to make something

Who is the statue of at the one minute mark?

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Was Joseph Johnston practicing for the Battle of Atlanta here? It seems Johnston was always pulling back...and from McClellan too, not the most aggressive Union General! Longstreet was under Johnston at this battle which I never knew! I always thought his immediate superior was Robert E. Lee.

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My 2nd GGF was with the 8 Missouri State Militia Cavalry Volunteers H-Co during all actions between the 21st (Little Blue) and 28th (Newtonia) - though I have no way of knowing how involved his units were. Still, I plan to visit each site in the coming months/years.

As a point of interest, the house at 1:33-1:39 (with the whale over the door ) was actress Patricia Neal's home for many years. The property was recently sold and is being renovated. Maybe ~150+ years ago the property belonged to Captain Valentine Pease - the whaling captain who was Melville's inspiration for Ahab in Moby Dick.

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Thanks for sharing. Its nice to see some modern photos of something you were reading about and can't visit yourself

A nice video showing where she was from as a kid.

Love the background music!

Woe to live on. God bless the Union. God was against the south and goodness prevailed. Damn the Youngers. Damn the James’s. We’re still trying to wash the stink off of Missouri

I love UNITED STATES history, it's all so very important! Preserve it PLEASE!

Excellent photography.

On that board, two of my second-great-granduncles from the 11th Kentucky Calvary are mentioned as CSA casualties. Brothers Austin and John Cosby fought in Company B. Thank you for the video.

Name of the song?

You could catch it at the correct angles

Wow, this was totally without instructional value, but if it was created by a school aged learner, then that changes things ... and I would congratulate you on your interest ... and I'd like to really see what you actually know about it.

I sat on a blood stain in the main historical house.

Fantastic video. Thank you for sharing 😁 Awesome 😁😎 Good old days when my great grand parents were alive. God bless 😁

That can't be the same spot where the barge takes the cars across. Where did all the houses go across the way?

Thank you very much. I knew many locations, but many I did not. Can you give a description before the slide first?

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What a beautiful tribute

Death to the evil Confederacy and the entire American south. 🔥

Thank you. Great photos and idea for a summertime road trip.

This will soon be forgotten when "Chinese" Joe Biden Takes over.

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Grew up in Crump, TN. Only 6 miles from Shiloh.

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i really liked the workshop display as the steam locomotive the General would have originally been built with similar belt driven workshop tools back in the 1850S

Interesting. Reading that sign at the start of this, it says there were "12,000 Federalists" facing Crittenden's Confederates that day. No sir, the numbers were actually nearly even for both at somewhere between 4,600 and 4,800 each. Even when you count the additional forces of General Schoepf, who arrived from Somerset and lent some troops to the chase down to Belle Grove, the Federals never got near 10,000 total effectives, let alone 12,000.

Home sweet home 🏡 2020

Home sweet home 🏡 2020