LIVE The Battle for Marye’s Heights at Second Fredericksburg: Chancellorsville 160
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- We are LIVE following in the footsteps of the Army of the Potomac as they assault Marye’s Heights at Second Fredericksburg. Barksdale’s Mississippi brigade and the Washington Artillery tangles with the 6th Corps in the famed Sunken Road. The area came to be known as one of several "Gibraltars of the South."
This video is part of our coverage commemorating the 160th Anniversary of the Battle of Chancellorsville. View the entire tour series here: • Chancellorsville: 160t...
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Sarah is a born Camerawoman...walking backward at speed and keeping it in focus.
My late wife used to say: "If you want a difficult job done correctly the first time around, put the right woman on it!" My personal experience proved her correct. God rest her beautiful soul.
This series is superb and a true homage to this complex battle. Loving it!
Thank you for doing the walk. It put this battle together for me in a way that never came when I visited Fredericksburg. Now I will have to visit again to appreciate it even more.
We need a Gary A. Funko Pop
It's a great story. The Mary's height and the great Confederate man who became the angel of Mary's height. Fascinating❤ and beautiful!
thank you. This history and your work are very important.
I've been watching these nonstop for days and dude getting a ramrod shot at him during a reenactment is wild. Dedication to the history lol
Great informative video…and praise to Sarah with the camera.. I learned a lot..🙏Thanks
Great camera work Sarah!
Great comment Chris White! " He knows what Marye 's Heights means. Death." 😮
Just around 21:25, “there were aaaa lottt of ‘em”…..very Gary Adelman-esque!
Never been to Fredricksburg. At 30:26 when you show the hill from the canal to Marys heights...i never knew how long or steep the assault was. 😮
Is that the Doughnut Shop got me.
Realy enjoy the videos. You guys so a great job. You all should be teachers ans get real history back in our school's. Graet job
Great stuff. Thank you.
Thank you for covering this aspect (these aspects) of Chancellorsville. Thanks for making and uploading these videos for those of us stuck at home (wheelchair-Arizona). For a lifetime historian and student of the Civil War, you are truly a lifesaver.
21:34 Great parking job there!
Outstanding performances by all involved. That's as much as I've ever heard about the second battle of Fredericksburg at one time.
Neill is buried at West Point. i just visited him before a football game there.
I lived in Fredericksburg Va
Thank you guys for doing a great job.
Well done. I'm from Guilford, Maine which is the next town north of Foxcrot *which is only part of a to×n now, Dover-Foxcroft.
I had to laugh when hearing about moose. Moose don't graze and meander, they don't herd up and can be quite a challenge, especially during rutting season and spring. Cows protecting. They live in swamps, marshes, along lakes and are strict vegitarians. Andalways, as with everything wild, being encroached upon.
I’d not heard of this Fredericksburg battle until seeing a reference to the 6th North Carolina’s participation (an ancestor had been in it and was soon to lose an arm at Gettysburg). Were they with the Louisiana Tigers outfit under Early as they were in the fighting on Cemetery Hill coming up?
Also, I missed identification of exactly where the sunken road was specifically. Was it where Telegraph Road was?
Thank you, and I’m looking forward to viewing more of your documentaries.
The theme during this time period is the Union is just too slow and deliberate w everything they do. Lee and Jackson are always 3 steps ahead of them. They seem to moniter and predict union movements easily.
Where was Kearney's Brigade during the battle?
You guys are amazing! Walking, talking, filming, keeping it interesting, handing off microphones, and rattling off facts without a glitch or falling down! Amazing! Thank you!
Chris M. said Kirkland was supposed to have provided water to Union wounded during 1st battle. I thought it was a documented fact is it not?
Amazing how houses now cover the area where thousands died
Nobody wants to remove confederate monuments from places like this. Come on. You know that.
Are you kidding? Really! If someone will desecrate a Confederate soldier's gravesite, they think nothing of knocking over monuments or getting taxpayers money involved for their agenda.
16:45 Wait... so the city of Fredericksburg demolished the African American Cemetery to build a stadium? If Chris is right all I can say is I wish I was surprised... 😔