@@Gold-oj8do Hi! thanks for asking! The project is going quite well, the municipal permit procedures are well advanced and we hope to start next January or February of next year. If God helps us. as soon as we start with the works I will start posting short videos on my personal channel :D
When I was 11 in the spring of 1963 my mom had me walk down the hill and took my picture. Several months later that became exact location of Kennedy grave
Arlington house is really call the Lee Custis house - when the North won the war they confiscated the Lee Custis house and eventually the land around it would be Arlington Cemetery. Robert E. Lee - his wife Custis.
'Eventually it would become'. That's a nice way to say it, but here's the ugly truth.. When Sec.ofWar Edwin Stanton's son was killed in battle, he committed a war crime by burying him right up next to General Lee's house. In his wife's flower garden while the war was still goin on. Then he ordered more dead Union soldiers to complete the war crime known as Arlington.
When you are at war and your forces gain ground into enemy territory, you'll eventually take the hometowns of the men you're fighting against. But to jump in while the war continues and bury hundreds of your dead soldiers around the house of your opposing commanding general. That's an ugly despicable war crime.
Mike the Bike. It probably looked ugly at the time, but it's an honor to be buried there now. When I watched Ken Burn's "Civil War" and with David McCullough narrating....the way he talked about it....I didn't really think it was a slap in the face to the South or Robert E. Lee. I really like Robert E. Lee....great General etc. but he did commit treason.
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The Custis-Lee mansion is perhaps the most beautiful place to visit when in the DC area. This is a must-see on your tour of the nation’s capital!
I am planning to build a small repilca of the Arlington house on my property...Only four Columns...Love that Columns!
Adrian, How's the project going?
@@Gold-oj8do Hi! thanks for asking! The project is going quite well, the municipal permit procedures are well advanced and we hope to start next January or February of next year. If God helps us. as soon as we start with the works I will start posting short videos on my personal channel :D
@@adrianfuegoscuro6308 Cool. I'm looking forward to seeing the video's. I love the building industry, carpentry etc.
Where? That sounds amazing!
When I was 11 in the spring of 1963 my mom had me walk down the hill and took my picture. Several months later that became exact location of Kennedy grave
I enjoyed watching this. :D
Arlington house is really call the Lee Custis house - when the North won the war they confiscated the Lee Custis house and eventually the land around it would be Arlington Cemetery. Robert E. Lee - his wife Custis.
'Eventually it would become'.
That's a nice way to say it, but here's the ugly truth..
When Sec.ofWar Edwin Stanton's son was killed in battle, he committed a war crime by burying him right up next to General Lee's house. In his wife's flower garden while the war was still goin on. Then he ordered more dead Union soldiers to complete the war crime known as Arlington.
All true they made it a cemetery so Lee could never teturn
I wish Lee could have reclaimed Arlington and some property after the civil war, for his family to occupy.
Vivian S, Then Lee will have to have all the graves exhumed and reburied elsewhere.
@@spreadeagled5654 Many old homes have cemeteries which cannot be disturbed, unless they’re forgotten about, and built upon.
Too late there were graves all around it
I guess this will be removed once all the monuments are gone.
Oh my fucking god, the monuments are going NOWHERE. At least the ones that matter. Why are you so scared of something you know isn’t going to happen?
@@amongtheliving789So YOU are for the removal of southern statues and monuments, huh? What's your justification?
Yep. Groups will do their best to destroy it or turn it into a Starbucks
When you are at war and your forces gain ground into enemy territory, you'll eventually take the hometowns of the men you're fighting against.
But to jump in while the war continues and bury hundreds of your dead soldiers around the house of your opposing commanding general. That's an ugly despicable war crime.
Mike the Bike. It probably looked ugly at the time, but it's an honor to be buried there now. When I watched Ken Burn's "Civil War" and with David McCullough narrating....the way he talked about it....I didn't really think it was a slap in the face to the South or Robert E. Lee. I really like Robert E. Lee....great General etc. but he did commit treason.
You post a video, and end it mid sentence. Fire your RUclips person