Filming Locations of Jaws | 50 years later

Join historian Jenn, as she takes you on a detailed tour of Martha’s Vineyard, the iconic filming location for Steven Spielberg’s 1975 classic, ‘Jaws’. Learn about the various locations used, including Oak Bluffs, Edgartown, and the famous Jaws Bridge. Discover fascinating behind-the-scenes stories, such as the challenges faced with the mechanical shark, Bruce, and howContinue reading “Filming Locations of Jaws | 50 years later”

Step Inside a Real Gilded Age Castle! | Lyndhurst Mansion

Join Jenn for an engaging tour of The Elms mansion in Newport, Rhode Island, an essential filming site for ‘The Gilded Age.’ Explore the mansion’s grand spaces, gardens, and historical relevance, while gaining insights from an employee about the filming process and its pivotal scenes, including the season three finale’s grand ball.

Exploring The Elms: Iconic Filming Locations of ‘The Gilded Age’

Join Jenn for an engaging tour of The Elms mansion in Newport, Rhode Island, an essential filming site for ‘The Gilded Age.’ Explore the mansion’s grand spaces, gardens, and historical relevance, while gaining insights from an employee about the filming process and its pivotal scenes, including the season three finale’s grand ball.

Inside the Most Famous Mansion in Rhode Island! | The Historic Breakers

Join historian Jenn from Walk With History as she delves into The Breakers in Newport, Rhode Island, a grand Vanderbilt mansion. The content covers its history, stunning architecture, and the lavish lifestyle of the elite in the Gilded Age, alongside insights into the Vanderbilt family’s role and a detailed tour of the estate.

Exploring Nantucket: Whaling History and the Inspiration Behind Moby Dick

In this episode of Walk with History, join Jenna in Nantucket, Massachusetts, as she explores the rich whaling history of the island. Starting at the Whaling Museum, Jenna delves into the significance of Nantucket as a former whaling capital. She explains the whaling process, the economic impact of whale oil, and the dramatic story ofContinue reading “Exploring Nantucket: Whaling History and the Inspiration Behind Moby Dick”

Sherman’s Civil War Headquarters Revealed! | Woodlawn Plantation

Join us for a tour of Woodlawn, a historic site that served as General Sherman’s headquarters during the Civil War. Explore its strategic role near Memphis, notable events, and figures like Sherman and Grant. Now an Airbnb and event venue, it offers a glimpse into history and ghostly stories.

The Hidden Tragedy of the Sultana: America’s Worst Maritime Disaster

Walk With History examines the little-known Sultana disaster, an overloaded riverboat explosion during the Civil War that caused immense loss of life. This episode features an interview with author Jerry Potter, discussing misconceptions and the historical significance of the tragedy, which remains one of America’s most forgotten maritime disasters.

History of Beale Street in Memphis Tennessee

Join Jenn as she takes you on a journey through Beale Street in Memphis, Tennessee. Learn about the street’s founding in 1850 and its pivotal role during the yellow fever epidemic of the 1870s. Discover how Robert Church, the first African American millionaire, rejuvenated the area, creating a vibrant African American community. Explore the oldestContinue reading “History of Beale Street in Memphis Tennessee”

The Real Story of America’s Most Famous Sheriff | Buford Pusser

Buford Pusser was a sheriff in western Tennessee who became famous for cleaning up his county. The 1973 movie Walking Tall became a surprise hit, catapulting him to fame. We visit his home and museum in Adamsville, Tennessee to see what the real man was like. Intro: 0:00Walking Tall the movie: 0:44Filming the movie: 1:49MovieContinue reading “The Real Story of America’s Most Famous Sheriff | Buford Pusser”

Exploring Ghost Stories and History at the Myrtles Plantation!

Join Jenn, a historian and veteran, on Walk with History as she explores the Myrtles Plantation in St. Francisville, Louisiana. Built in 1796 by General David Bradford, this historic home is renowned for its alleged hauntings, including the famous ghost of Chloe, an enslaved woman said to haunt the grounds. Jenn delves into the plantation’sContinue reading “Exploring Ghost Stories and History at the Myrtles Plantation!”