Trains, Troops and Tunnel Hill in Georgia!

[@jeffpalmer8335]

Great video. Visited the monument to the General at mile 116.3 today.

[@anewman1]

What a nice video!

[@Theo1505]

Dave Thomas is a proper gentleman and a fount of civil war knowledge,. He's also a great leader.

[@clandfaf]

Keep the videos coming gentlemen. And people all these views and only one hundred or so thumbs up letttsss goooo!

[@platform15gym]

Excellent work guys - love your tour videos!

[@edwil111]

Will is such a great speaker.

[@heynowls3058]

Good work Kris. Knew very little about this location. Thanks

[@ronaldlemongello6116]

Great video.. great job by Kris and all the guests!

[@liberalman8319]

I’ve been there really cool.

[@tonyk1584]

Two man hand cranked drill? What a tough gig. What were the drill bits made of?

[@bigsarge2085]

👍

[@jorgemartinpaez4376]

Sherman takes over the Western Campaign with Grant coming East! the stage begins for GA Atlanta, this is very interesting!

[@Michaelscott10]

Woo hoo only released 27 mins ago only started watching this channel a week ago and have been obsessed since, I am Australian and love the history of the US civil war

[@stevearchtoe7039]

It’s a great channel.

[@Michaelscott10]

@@stevearchtoe7039 I agree alot of effort in the videos it doesn't go unappreciated

[@anewman1]

Bro, same here only I'm American. Just found this channel and I can't get enough. If only regular TV was as good. Much love, the Newmans 🍻

[@DogTotem]

Welcome! My dad was with the American Australian Antiaircraft Brigade in New Guinea during WWII.

[@anewman1]

@@DogTotem Fan-fu******-tastic! What a great story to tell!

[@LeeHoFooks]

I bet if you did a really close inspection you could find some of the workers names carved on the walls inside the tunnel.

[@bradleycred99]

Lesson learned: Don’t mess with Texas! 😉😬 🚂

[@JonJaeden]

The taking of the General and the subsequent chase occurred on April 12, 1862, the first anniversary of the firing on Fort Sumter. Was the date for the locomotive heist chosen for its psychological impact on the South?

[@TheHistoryUnderground]

One of my favorite historic stops in northern Georgia.

[@drrbrt]

Great team storytelling guys. That was a fun ride.

[@LeeHoFooks]

Great job on the video. Took their time and lots of details. Will Green does a great job in all of his explanations and doesn't rush though the information. Hats off to my Irish kin for the great masonry skills. The tunnel has stood for 160 years. The slaves made the bricks and the Irishman did the work inside the tunnel. Back in the 1970's the tunnel had about 3 feet of water in it and you couldn't walk all the way through unless you wanted to get wet. Great place to visit with tons of history. Great video guys.

[@jeffersonmanchild9271]

Cleburne's Bonnie blue flags!!!

[@SamZinski]

first subterranean civil war video? lol

[@SigmaNuHE481]

Terminus where the Terminus in The Walking Dead comes from?