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Must see Civil War sights shown in chronological order of events. More of a music video than a documentary.

Awaken the Dawn with Worship and Prayer

Awaken the Dawn with Worship and Prayer

Awaken the Dawn with Worship and Intercession

Awaken the Dawn with Worship and Intercession

Awaken the Dawn with Worship and Intercession

This video is the fourth installment in the US History series, but it includes footage I captured from the very beginning of my travels to historical sites earlier this year. I thought it would be most fitting to edit this video on the 400th anniversary of the first Thanksgiving feast shared among the pilgrims of the Plymouth colony, the 53 survivors of the voyage to the New World and harsh New England winter, and the local Wampanoag tribe. Here are the locations I documented, in order of appearance in the video: Fray Marcos de Niza Monument in Lochiel, AZ Roanoke Colony in the Outer Banks of NC Fort Caroline in Jacksonville, FL Jamestown Settlement in Virginia Plymouth Colony in Massachusetts Tumacacori National Park in Southern Arizona Hickory Ridge History Museum in Boone, NC Many thanks to the musicians who have contributed to this soundtrack - listed in order the songs appear within this video: Musica Reservata - Italian dance music from the 16th century (track taken from a 1971 album) Seven Times Salt Maddy Prior & the Carnival Band The Artists of Gourd Music - from the compilation titled "Kingdom Come" (featuring Kim Robertson and Shelley Phillips, among others). And a hearty thanks for watching. I pray this video is a blessing to you and God bless America.

Revisiting Civil War sites: Chickamauga, GA Kennesaw Mountain and Allatoona Pass in GA Natural Bridge in VA Monument Terrace in Lynchburg Staunton and Thornrose Cemeteries in VA Gettysburg, PA - Big & Little Round Top, Culp's Hill, Museum with a Cyclorama Baltimore, MD - President Street Station and Federal Hill Harrisburg Civil War Museum View of Harper's Ferry, WV from Maryland Heights Manassas Battlefield with Stonewall Jackson Monument Fredericksburg, VA - Marye's Heights, Kirkland Monument, Lee's Hill Gaines' Mill Battlefield Grant's Headquarters (City Point) Appomattox Court House and Museum High Bridge near Farmville, VA Tredegar Iron Works in Richmond Drewry's Bluff Petersburg Battlefield - Dictator, the Crater Fort Monroe in VA The Mariner's Museum in Newport News, VA Washington D.C. - Lincoln Memorial, Grant's Memorial, US Capital, and Ford's Theatre Arlington Cemetery - Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, Confederate Memorial Fort Macon in Atlantic Beach, NC Hatteras Inlet to the Pamlico Sound Fort Fisher near Wilmington, NC Perryville Battlefield in KY Lincoln Legacy Museum in Springfield, KY Lincoln Birthplace Memorial Fort Defiance Park in Cairo, IL New Madrid, MO Accompanying Music: (Intro) "Empty Pockets" by Carolina Fife & Drums "Satan Your Kingdom Must Come Down" by Artists of Gourd Music (feat. Martin Simpson) "Colonel Crockett/Jenny on the Railroad" by Jim Taylor & Friends "Elk River Blues" by Harry Bollick & Ken Bloom "La Chanson de Mardi Gras" by Molly Mason & Jay Ungar "CSS Shenandoah's Lost Glory" by Privates by Choice "Hard Times", "Shiloh's Hill", "Home Sweet Home" by Craig Duncan This is the second Civil War video within the revisiting historical sites series. The first video is titled "A Hell of a Crossroads" Any questions or comments please send me an email at jgreene4444@hey.com

Here's the second installment of the American History series. Someday I'll have to revisit Gettysburg and the several locations in Virginia I visited before I started recording my travels. I heard in a Reno & Smiley song that 68% of Civil War battles were fought within the state of Virginia. Not one location in this video was filmed in VA, and so I really must put together another video at some point. This video is comprised of mostly the southern and coastal Civil War sites.

Scenic tour of historical sites, most of which are related to the Revolutionary War. This is the first of what will be a three part US history series.