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VIOLET BANK ..Lee's Headquarters | Battle of Petersburg
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- Опубликовано: 1 июн 2024
- Headquarters of the Robert E Lee and the Confederate Army during the Battle of Petersburg. Also the headquarters of Marque de Lafayette and Frederick von Steuben during the Revolutionary War.
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The Lee and soldier statues were made and donated by my good friend Braxton Spivey in Charleston, SC.
Oh neat
So Cool !
Great find.
Good find
That place looks nice! Never heard of it
Yea, hidden gem for sure
Nice tour, Chris! There was a lot more history to see here than I would have expected. DuPont museums in Delaware are well worth the trip, especially Winterthur. I definitely want to check out Violet Bank. Thank you!
Yea I visited Nemours, it was great. Need to go back. Thanks!
This is amazing. Very interesting. Warm greetings from Australia.
Thanks for watching over there!
Chris - great video about a building I had not heard of in the past. FYI - razed is pronounced raised.
Cool
The song "the vacant chair", was featured on The Andy Griffith Show episode of "Hot Rod Otis"
Used to be a library in the basement. Went there many times.
Awesome like always
The place is in need of a little preservation project. A treasure we can not afford to lose.
Great place to visit, so many items you can spend hours and not see everything in it! Awesome video- thanks!
Yea it was a great find for sure. Thanks!
I went to school here in the 1970’s. The public library used to be in the basement. There is an old cemetery behind a house across the street East of Violet Bank. I’m uncertain who is buried there there ; as it is on private property.
Oh neat, thanks for the information.
This was awesome!
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Great tour and the drone footage is wonderful. Nice Job!
Appreciate it and thanks for the recommendation!
@@VATravels Notwithstanding the phenomenon of acoustical shadow, Lee likely heard the Crater explosion at 4:44 am on the morning of July 30th,. I've heard old men (many born in 1890"s) recall their grandfathers hearing the explosion down in Waverly and below (about 25 miles east).
Wow, I can absolutely believe that.
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