Civil War 125th Anniv. "Atlanta: Part 1" - 1989 Re-enacting Retro

[@Redemptionproject09]

been looking for this series, watched all of these as a kid

[@markminter3960]

I like it, and I’m not even upset about the music, but I never seen this before, and I’m assuming, maybe you could not get it recorded as before. But I’m thankful for being able to view it, at all, these days…

[@lowellwhite1603]

I was there. You can see me about 10:40 in. I saw many familiar faces. Thanks for putting this out.

[@MrJohnsmith507]

Outstanding.

[@GaTiger11]

Three points: 1) Thanks for uploading this as it brings back a lot of my memories as a former cavalrymen re-enactor. 2) I can be seen at the 8:20 mark in this video. 3) The video's audio doesn't do the noise of the muskets and cannons justice as it can get extremely loud during a re-enactment.

[@rtk3543]

Great production (though background music was a little annoying at times) looking forward to part two.

[@jamesrichardson3322]

Were can I find this on DVD? I have this set on VHS!!! It was awesome, mom bought them for me when I was in highschool. This series made me become a Reenactor, and I did become one in 2008?

[@scottishhellcat]

Columbus GA was the second supplier of goods after Richmond. Not Hotlanta. We made weapons, uniforms and Ironclads to name a few. BTW Atlanta, the invention of Coca Cola and its inventor General John Stithe Pemberton also belong to us.

[@pmadden1999]

Dixie Cola😔

[@zach7193]

Finally.

[@jibucks]

The background music you dub over the original film is bad and distracting.

[@danieliellewis]

sherman was as good as he should have with this he was a general but thisis thing where was his his big guns they should have been on on that that field to check those people

[@CSAFD]

Pls pls pls cut the crappy music and use what the original one had. 🤨🤨🙄🙄