Preserved Civil War Earthworks at Fort Blakeley

[@k.j.lindsey3048]

My great grandfather William Lindsey took part in the siege with the 47th Indiana Infantry in Veatch’s division. We visited Fort Blakey a few years back and really enjoyed it. The park staff was extremely friendly and helpful, especially when I mentioned ancestors involvement.

[@jimmyjames9752]

SAVE OUR BATTLEFIELDS AMERICA 🇺🇸

[@meltled4164]

What a splendidly-preserved battlefield; I had no idea. You guys are hittin' it outta the park with these videos...thanks a ton.

[@jamesshave6186]

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[@tonyestes1521]

Thanks guys. My wife and I visited Fort Blakeley and Magnolia Cemetery today and really enjoyed both. Thanks for the recommendation.

[@tberkoff]

This was excellent. Mike Bunn gives a solid and thoughtful tour.

[@terryeustice5399]

Great tour of old Fort Blakey. Gods narrative. Thank you for sharing! 💯👊👍

[@terryl7874]

Interesting history lesson about Mobile. Civil War classes I have taken very seldom speak of Alabama defense posture. Thanks!!!

[@mamiefish4047]

Mike Bunn rocks!

[@mickeyholding7970]

I hope that I'll be able to meet y'all this year for the 158th Blakely anniversary while our event is going on. Y'all have been a pleasure to listen to.

[@garneroutlaw1]

Wow. I went to Fort Blakeley in 2009. Awesome place. Definitely a creepy haunted place. Felt like Cold harbor. some of the best preserved earthworks from the Civil war.

[@glennrishton5679]

I have lived all my life down in Mobile and on the Mississippi Coast and been a minor Civil War buff since high school some 50+ years ago and never grasped the significance of Ft Blakeley and the battle there. I recently read a book titled Fourteenth Colony which was the British colony extending from the Florida Panhandle over to the Mississippi River excluding the New Orleans area. I just checked my copy of Fourteenth Colony and the author is.....Mike Bunn.

[@jeffhester1443]

Thank you. I was unaware of this late battle in the war.

[@timfrye3586]

Great stuff! Thanks for posting

[@Tomatohater64]

This was extremely interesting and I must candidly confess my ignorance on the topic. Great stuff, gentlemen.

[@Revolver1701]

A direct ancestor of mine fought at Fort Blakeley - and LOST. Which is good.

[@emmanuel.degrand]

Hello American Battlefield Trust and thanks for your videos ! Sorry for my english (i'm french). Could you please make a video about an animated map of the civil war summarized in 30 minutes or a video which summarize the war of 1812 in 10 minutes ?

[@emmanuel.degrand]

And also and animated map of the battle of Chancellorsville.😅

[@AmericanBattlefieldTrust]

We have a 27-minute Civil War animated map on our KZbin channel. 1812 and Chancellorsville before long.

[@emmanuel.degrand]

@@AmericanBattlefieldTrust Hello and thank you. Could you please send me the link of the 27-Minute civil war animated map because I don't manage to find it.

[@robl2720]

Yall should've came out 3 weeks later. The fed reenactors re-dug the original works and adding new head logs, firing steps, etc...

[@ThePearceGames]

seriously? =( Wish i would have went. Didn't know it was going on

[@Baseballnfj]

I hope not.....

[@JimboBillyBob]

Mobile? This isn’t in mobile!

[@ThePearceGames]

Yea ikr, this is baldwin =P