"The Atlanta Cyclorama" Civil War National Park Service Film - 1989
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- Опубликовано: 29 июл 2020
- The Atlanta Cyclorama is located in Atlanta, Georgia - an incredibly detailed, cylindrical panoramic painting of the Battle of Atlanta. After serving as a traveling display across the country, it was permanently moved to Atlanta in 1891 to be displayed to the public.
Paying visitors view the cylindrical painting from the inside, entering through an entrance in the floor. After being seated, the central cylinder rotates slowly, affording a view of the entire painting. The painting at one time was the largest oil painting in the world, and if unrolled would measure 42 feet (13 m) high by 358 feet (109 m) long. This film showcases the painting and 3-D diorama as it looked in 1989.
The restored cyclorama reopened in a new $35 million + Building in April 2019.
You can learn more here: www.atlantahistorycenter.com
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How absolutely wonderful this panorama is! A beautiful work of art & history! Greetings from Singapore, Joanne 😊❤️
This is the vintage cyclorama in Grant park that I'm glad you put it on 😅❤this is the one I remember when I went on feild trips with school and visted on a regular schedule
I live close to Stn. Mnt. In Tucker Ga. This is is why I'm so fond of the cyclorama because Stn.Mnt. is shown in background of the painting.
I saw the Atlanta Cyclorama on a vacation in 2008. It was cool, saw it with my sister's family.
I lived not far from there (car ride) in Douglasville / Marietta area and had many outstanding teenage years here but I was not into history at the time as I am today so I never went here. I wish I visited where you went though. I taken things for granted obviously. During my travels to Lincoln's birth place and the civil war cemeteries I had the chance to study in Kentucky and Tennessee as I did out west in Colorado and recently Montana but Montana I had very little time in. The only place mentioned in this video that I have been to many times during travels in the Atlanta area with history was "stone mountain" again mentioned in this video at video second 11:41 of the 42nd. battle in Atlanta. But I would love to go back to really study these areas now of days.
Atlanta had a population of 22,000 in 1864, Savannah had 25,000 making Atlanta the 2nd largest city at the time .
@3:15 Hey, the model train around the Texas is actually running! It was practically out of commission when I went there!
One of my favorite places to go....I lived in Kennesaw or as we call it Big Shanty
I stand corrected after several times ,it is June 27, at 4:17 the drawing of Sherman almost looks like u.s. grant that they could be brothers
Brothers against Brothers 😪
Even Famous outlaws Jesse James and Frank though they trained for the civil war by the time they were 8 and 9 years old together. Frank fought for the Union forces and James for the Confederate forces. Like you stated brother vs brother. John Wilkes booth who killed Lincoln killed for what he thought the Confederate ideology was for, his own brother was for the Union forces also.
My grandfather asked his grandfather why he fought in the war between the states. The answer was the Yankees were down here shooting as us.
I think you have the dates wrong, Chattanooga fell in November 1863, not spring 1865, it sounds like you said the battle of Kennesaw mountain was on June 25 it was actually June 27
He Said It Best : 29:30
Wanna be friends?
Damn Kylie didn’t know you were a history buff
Hell no, I will be friends with true history people, not a skank.
There where very brave men in this battle and all of there ones. The South want to there old ways of being. And there slaves witch is and was wrong in so many ways. I'm on the north side of things. I was born and raised in south. I am 55 and I can't believe that today in 2020 Rasmussen
Many things throughout history were wrong. All will be forgiven in the next world.