Scott and Jenn dive into the eerie yet fascinating world of the movie Sinners, where the haunting tale of Mississippi blues legend Robert Johnson takes center stage. This flick isn’t just your typical horror show; it spins a yarn about twin brothers, their juke joint dreams, and a devilish vampire lurking in the shadows ofContinue reading “The History Behind Sinners”
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The Real History of the Devil’s Crossroads and Robert Johnson
Join Jenn as she travels the Mississippi Delta in search of the real life locations of the legend of the Deal at the Devil’s Crossroads. She explores the origins of Robert Johnson, his legend, and the beginning of the Blues themselves. You won’t want to miss this adventure to the world’s most famous crossroad. 📍GoogleContinue reading “The Real History of the Devil’s Crossroads and Robert Johnson”
The untold story of Elvis’ forgotten twin brother
Join historian and veteran Jen from Walk With History as she takes you on a journey to explore the birthplace of Elvis Presley and his identical twin brother, Jesse Garrin Presley, in Tupelo, Mississippi. Discover the story behind their birth on January 8, 1935, and the influence of the Assembly of God Church on Elvis’sContinue reading “The untold story of Elvis’ forgotten twin brother”
Vicksburg: The Key to the Civil War
Join Jenn as she explores Vicksburg National Military Park, the site of the crucial 40-day siege in 1863 that marked a turning point in the Civil War. Learn about the siege lines, the 1,800-acre battlefield, and over 1,300 markers and monuments. Discover the historical significance of the USS Cairo, the story of young Medal ofContinue reading “Vicksburg: The Key to the Civil War”
Visiting Historic Vicksburg
Join us as we explore Vicksburg, Mississippi, a city steeped in American history. Learn how Vicksburg got its name, and its significance during the Civil War, and visit notable historical sites such as Echuca, McRaven House, and the first place to bottle Coca-Cola. Discover the stories of important figures like Jefferson Davis and experience theContinue reading “Visiting Historic Vicksburg”
Walk With History Introduction
Funny that it took a year and over 50 videos for us to finally introduce ourselves. However, our live stream from Colonial Williamsburg provided the perfect opportunity for us to talk about how the channel started, what we have learned, and where we think we can take it in the future. Join us! Who isContinue reading “Walk With History Introduction”
After Emmett Till
Emmett Till’s murder trial inspired the likes of Rosa Parks and Martin Luther King. Today I visit the Tallahatchie County Courthouse and walk in the footsteps of those present for those historic 67 minutes. 67 minutes is all it took for an all white jury to deliberate after a 5 day trial and come toContinue reading “After Emmett Till”
The Timeline, Locations, and Death of Emmett Till (part 2 of 3)
Today I visited the locations of Emmett Till’s kidnapping, murder, and eventual discovery. While these were not easy to find, it was important to walk through these historical locations to help remember this tragic event that sparked the Civil Rights movement in America. Rosa Parks said that she thought of Emmett Till when she refusedContinue reading “The Timeline, Locations, and Death of Emmett Till (part 2 of 3)”
What Happened to Emmett Till? (part 1 of 3)
Emmett Till’s murder in August of 1955 inspired the civil rights icons like Rosa Parks and Marin Luther King Jr. igniting the Civil Rights movement in America. In Part 1 of our 3 part mini series, we visit Money, Mississippi; the site of Bryant’s Grocery where Carolyn Bryant falsely accused Emmett Till of assault. Intro:Continue reading “What Happened to Emmett Till? (part 1 of 3)”