Tonight on American History tv on cspan3, historians discuss the post civil war reconstruction era. Next edward ayers on the end of the civil war and the beginning of reconstruction. Then a discussion about black activist in the civil war and reconstruction. Mark grimsley discusses the treatment of civilians after the war. And the contrast between southerners and native americans. Historian edward ayers looks at the end of the civil war and the dawn of the reconstruction era. Reconstruction began as early as the summer and fall of 1864. He points to the Republican Party expanding to include democrats who supported the union war effort. He talks about Union Victories on the battlefield, including the fall of atlanta and the Shenandoah Valley campaign. This hour long talk was part of a day long symposium held at the library of virginia in richmond. Now, let me introduce our first speaker. Weve charged him with playing the role of keynote speaker to offer something of a history course in
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And hear historical interpreters describe daily life. We visit two farmhouses and a schoolhouse to hear how life changed over the course of the century and learn how National Politics impacted this area before the civil war. This is the second of a twopart series. Joe i am the director of marketing here in stanton, virginia. We are a Living History Museum with a mission focus on education. Our objective here is teach people how a unique folk culture was created through blending of european, african, and Indigenous Peoples cultures. Today we are going to be on the american side and will be looking at two farms and the early american schoolhouse. My name is stephen gallagher. My title here is interpreter those of us who are in costume, interpreting exhibits are referred to as interpreters. And i work on the 1820s farm. These folks were farmers, primarily wheat farmers. Like most folks in the valley, mixed grain and livestock, and they raised beef cattle for sale. They made butter and che
American history tv on cspan3. Each week, american artifacts takes you to museums to show what artifacts reveal about american history. Located in stanton, virginia, the Frontier Culture Museum tells the story of migrants from europe, we visit original houses we learn about how National Politics impact in this area before the civil war. This is the second of a twopart series. Joe i am the director of marketing here at the Frontier Culture Museum. We are a Living History Museum with a mission focused on education. Our objective here is teach people how a unique folk culture was created through blending european, african, and Indigenous Peoples cultures. Today we will start on the old we will see a workhouse. Stephen i work here at the Frontier Culture Museum, and my title is interpreter those of us in cost you interpreting the exhibits castilla interpreting the exhibits are referred to as interpreters. They were primarily week farmers. They raised beef cattle for sale, then kept cows to
Takes you to museums and Historic Places to learn about American History. The Frontier Culture Museum tells the story of the early american frontier. We visit original 19thcentury houses from the shenandoah to the museumed and here historical interpreters described daily life. Visited to School Houses farmhouses and the schoolhouse to hear how life changed over the course of the century and learn how National Politics impacted this area before the civil war. This is the second of a twopart series. I am the director of marketing here in stanton, virginia. We are a Living History Museum with a mission focus on education. Our objective here is teach people how a unique folk culture was created through blending of european, african, and Indigenous Peoples cultures. Today we are going to be on the american side and will be looking at two farms and the schoolhouse. Steven my name is stephen gallagher. Costume,us who are in and iing exhibits work on the 1820s farm. These folks were farmers, p