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He ran because he was loving it!

So, everyone knows movies are embellished.

Very interesting & enjoyable, thank you ❤

Secretariat is my favorite racehorse and I know all about him.

Secretariat is my favorite racehorse

Secretariat is my favorite racehorse

Thank you Beth

Thanks for putting this educational video up. What a charming lady Beth is, with her dry humor putting smiles on the guests faces. Terrific.

Did she say 41 lengths?? She needs to be removed from her position.... everyone knows its 31 lengths...

Jackson the most Mythical General of CSA

@ 4:12 in this video, Frank O' Reilly says something very thought provoking..."since time immemorial, SOLDIERS HATE FIGHTING AT NIGHT AND IN WOODS". (And now I'm going to say / suggest something ANATHEMA to those Civil War historians who place too much romance to their hobby); The idea that MAYBE MAYBE MAYBE those very same Confederate soldiers, in the knowledge of what Jackson was gearing up for ( A NIGHT, and WOODED fight...) TOOK HIM OUT intentionally. Fratercide. Yes. I'm suggesting it, I WENT THERE. Sorry, but I choose not to be a guy who "whistles past the graveyard", so to speak. IT VERY WELL MAY HAVE HAPPENED that way. Additionally, perhaps Jacksons' Provincial convictions were being employed here--yes--but he was also PERHAPS tempting such a fate a wee bit TOO much. Just sayin'.

I have a portrait of Stonewall Jackson in my front window.I wear a grey Confederate kepi daily.🇨🇦

This is also alleged to be one of the most haunted battlefields in the United States. People have reported hearing gunshots and disembodied screams of battle and voices. Numerous RUclips videos about it.

In two consecutive years these two Chenery bred and trained horses won 5 out of 6 Triple Crown races. THAT is a record for the ages.

Happy Anniversary Secretariat. Love BIG RED. Condolences to his groom. Eddie Sweat. ❤❤❤❤

Jackson was never second in command of the Army of Northern Virginia. Longstreet was second in command.

Legend says he forgave the sentry

Well.. thank the lord me & this park ranger don’t work together because I would have the biggest crush on her since we would enjoy two or three of the same interests. American wilderness, history, and civil war facts about Stonewall Jackson & the war as a whole…

I didn't realize attractive young women did this.

What the hell is this guy chewing???

Impressive, I learned more of the MAN not his reputation !

I love this guy. Wish he was my history teacher

Just like Midway, or the breakout from Stalingrad by the 6th Army... Jackson made the BEST decision with the information he had at the time from his perspective being on the field in such an exposed situation and therefore we cannot use hindsight to rehash what happened.

did he elaborate on what became of the General's wife or his daughter?

Beth is a historical hottie ! she is a hotty who likes history <3 <3 - and what's more, she lives it, what a cool job she has

I love the way that she spoke in the video her enthusiasm and her the intelligence in her of the way she spoke a very very good video I would’ve liked to have seen that go on for a lot longer than three minutes

Stationed at Fort A.P. Hill in Virginia in the eighties…. I was in the middle of all this history for about eight months. I ate it up.

Man the last story. So funny. My big red

any more videos of this lady explaining secretariat legacy? She's doing a lovely job

there will be a mint julep waiting on the other side sir.

I would love so much to take a tour like this one day. I wonder how different the world would look today had Stonewall not died at this point. Had he been at Gettysburg could the war have turned a different way? A different America and a different world we will never know.

1/16 of a mile is 100 meters or 110 yards.

And Sham also had a large heart.

Jackson’s image is being tarnished by those who seek to destroy it without taking the time to study who this man truly was. Raised an orphan, poorly educated but persistent enough to self educate to earn a spot at West Point. When from the bottom of his class to just above the middle and breveted for bravery in the Mexican-American War. At VMI he was known as a peculiar, and often poor professor, but in Lexington he was a devout man of God. Illegally he taught slaves in a Sunday school that lasted close to fifty years after his death. He called on a national day of prayer to avoid civil war, but was reluctantly brought into the conflict with his native state. Me mesmerized the nation and the world with his feats at Manassas and in the Shenandoah Valley until becoming one of Lee’s top lieutenants. Courageous and devout to the end, Jackson, and his legend, live on to those that bother to study who he truly was and is to history.

Jackson was his own chief his greatest strength his greatest weakness

Jackson was shot three times by Confederate soldiers in the 18th N. Carolina Regiment. Confederate Major John Decatur Barry gave the order to fire on Jackson and his nighttime recon mission. Thank you for your service Major Barry and the 18th N.Caroline Regiment for killing Confederate crud.

Commander Beth!! : )

amazing presentation.

Me and my Dad just visited the Stonewall Jackson Death Site about two weeks ago. There we were greeted by Mr. Frank O’Reilly and he gave us a huge welcome back and A great overview and presentation of Jackson’s last days on Earth following the shooting and pneumonia sickness up until his death. We were very happy to have this experience once more with all the crazy things that has been happening as of late with statues being taken down and all the monuments being tampered with and desecrated. Thank you so much Mr. O’Reilly for your great work and time to present this to us that day. I encourage everyone who has a special interest in this to please stop by and visit. We also went into the small gift shop they have there and picked up a few souvenirs to take Home. Great Video and thank you so much for posting this it really makes me happy. This experience was Absolutely Great 👍 RIP STONEWALL JACKSON!!!!!!!

Fucking awesome. I'd pay money for a tour like this RIGJT NOW

who would ever give thumbs down to secretariat

I'd rather fight in the woods than an open field at least you have cover.

Secretariat's Momma had the PERFECT name.

Really

Always will love and admire that wonderful horse, Secretariat! So many good memories!

This lady is amazing this historian is fantastic we need to run this lady for Congress or better yet we need to run this lady for president United States in 2024 I tell you what sports fans if you've never visited civil War sites or War sites I suggest you do it embrace history I took a walk yesterday here in beautiful beautiful Charlottesville real Hill where the historical marker where General Custer lieutenant lieutenant Colonel Custer of the Michigan brigade where he came up on Jeff Stewart's they were sleeping they were sleeping and there was ammunition some ignitions went off it was a big conflict there's a big historical marker here it is a shopping center in beautiful Charlottesville but it brace history sports fans go down to chancellorville take the tour it's beautiful beautiful this ladies and amazing lady let's run this lady for for the Congress or president boy I tell you what she knows her stuff all women do welcome to the peaceful women Revolution I'll tell you what women played a vital role in the civil War they were on the front line all right sports fans keep smiling and remember working together we can be a great great nation so we all got to come together all right have a great day embrace history need to continue to teach history be proud to be Americans America the land of immigrants the land of hopes and dreams

Deo vindice! For my relatives in the 8 Alabama emerald guards and Washington artillery!

The gentleman descibes the scene as if he were in the room. Very moving. Thank You from UK

I had the incredible pleasure of meeting both Riva Ridge and Secretariat at Claiborne Farms

Beth, will you merry me?