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John Burns at Gettysburg
Imagine hitting the age to retire and then deciding to go volunteer for the army. That is what John Burns did. The military rejected him…
Pickett’s Charge at Gettysburg
He is perhaps the most famous name to fight at the battle of Gettysburg. His leadership on the battlefield has made his name immortal, but…
Gettysburg Interviews
I hope you are enjoying our series of interviews from Gettysburg. I’ve spent quite a bit of time there recently and have really enjoyed the…
The Battle of Gettysburg
In the three days leading up to Independence Day in 1863, Americans waged the greatest of battles against one another at Gettysburg. So for the…
Methodist Museum (Part 2)
If you do something the same way day after day, you might be said to have a method to your work. The method these brothers…
Methodist Museum (Part 1)
On the southeast coast of Georgia you can find the place were these brothers encountered one of their most trying times. However those challenges helped…
Kermit Bell
Over 2 decades after he first entered the army, Kermit Bell was now on his way to Vietnam. Not only would he serve in that…
Smokey Mountain Railroad (Part 2)
His name was Daddy Bryson…and he became one of the best known train engineers in the Smoky Mountains…not because of his skill on the rails,…
Smokey Mountain Railroad (Part 1)
Visitors to Smoky Mountain National Park can wander miles of trails that meander through endless forests. It wasn’t that long ago that many of these…
Salt & Pepper Shaker Museum
We sometimes bill our program as a slice of Americana…and today’s broadcast certainly fills that theme. We visit with a lady who built her own…