Video Tour of Appomattox Court House National Historical Park, VA
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- čas přidán 20. 08. 2020
- Join us on a video tour of the Appomattox Court House National Historical Park in Virginia. The surrender that occurred at Appomattox Court House began the reconciliation process in healing a war torn nation. A visit to Appomattox Court House National Historical Park makes a great day trip and is worthy of a visit.
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Thanks for the tour. Well done!
The house where the war of Brother fought brothers ended ceremonially
I have visited there twice. It is a very thoughtful and interesting place. Every American interested in our history should visit there at least once if possible.
Agreed! Thanks for watching. Lou
Well done!!
Are the Confederate graves still there? I was there in 2008 and it was very poignant to see the Confederate grave markers still there with a small “stars and bars” flag in front of each grave marker…… very moving place to visit and pay respects to both sides of the conflict…..
Very nice vid. It's such a peaceful place. At least it was on that day. I need to visit. Have you done any vids on Lexington VA?
Not Yet, but we have visited the nearby natural bridge and the old cemetery in Lexington. Definitely some old southern charm in the Lexington area. Thanks for watching! Lou
Wow, so amazing how nice everything has been kept... Awesome educational video.
Appreciate the kind feedback. Thanks for watching. Lou
From Appomattox. Thankyou
Just a few miles from Appomattox court house in each directions were battlefields where thousands died. Some are managed by the NPS and others the Battlefield Trust.
McLean said that the Civil War began in his front yard and ended in his parlour. He lived very near Bull Run was and where the first battle took place. He moved from there to Appomattox after the war started.
I can only imagine how Gen. Lee felt signing that document.
A troubled time in America for sure. Gettysburg leaves me speechless. The toll in human suffering there . . . Thanks for watching Clare.
@@LivingOurDreamNow You're welcome. Have to make a trip there next year. Shame so many people want to wipe the slate clean of any history they don't think fits in our world today.
great video, thank you!
Thanks for watching! Lou
dogs are allowed there and in buildings? I'm looking to visit in a month or so with my pup that looks very much like yours :)
No dogs are not allowed in the buildings. Lou