Podcast Episode 109: Lesser known history of Stonewall Jackson: Life, death, and gravesite location

Travel back in time with a vivid account of General Stonewall Jackson’s battlefield tactics and leadership during the Civil War, highlighting key moments like the Battles of Bull Run and Antietam. Hosts Scott and Jenn delve into Jackson’s earlier life, his contributions, and how he gained his iconic nickname. They also discuss his untimely endContinue reading “Podcast Episode 109: Lesser known history of Stonewall Jackson: Life, death, and gravesite location”

Plan Your Historic Road Trip with Talk With History | Uncover Hidden Stories & Iconic Locations

We are only 1 week away from getting back to our regular releases…or rather…our NEW and IMPROVED releases! Part of that upgrade…is upgrading our “podcast promo”…the one that lives at the top of our TalkWithHistory.com website. Let us know what you think! Transcript 2024 Introduction [00:00:00] Scott: Hey there, history buffs and travel enthusiasts, welcome to TalkContinue reading “Plan Your Historic Road Trip with Talk With History | Uncover Hidden Stories & Iconic Locations”

Podcast Episode 109 (bonus 3): It all Falls Down at Chancellorsville

We’re coming back on 24 June! This will be the last preview…then we’re back to our regular weekly release schedule. We have posted some future content on Patreon…our community there will continue to get exclusive access to any videos and podcasts we make while we get caught up. We hope you can join us! (butContinue reading “Podcast Episode 109 (bonus 3): It all Falls Down at Chancellorsville”

Podcast Episode 109 (bonus 2): A Crack in the Stone Wall at Antietam

Our summer break continues but we have some GREAT stuff coming! Jenn is traveling to Normandy, France to attend the 80th anniversary of D-Day. 🤯 When she gets back, we’ll get back on our regular schedule. In the meantime, we have posted some future content on Patreon…our community there will continue to get exclusive accessContinue reading “Podcast Episode 109 (bonus 2): A Crack in the Stone Wall at Antietam”

Podcast Episode 109 (bonus 1): A Stone Wall at Manassas and an Announcement

We’re chipping away at the podcast…but as you will hear me mention in this short teaser…our move is catching up with us. Jenn and I will be taking a short break from posting…publicly. That means we’re wrapping up our unpacking of all the boxes from the move…but are still working on content. We will onlyContinue reading “Podcast Episode 109 (bonus 1): A Stone Wall at Manassas and an Announcement”

How to Visit Stonewall Jackson

We visited the gravesite of Confederate General, Stonewall Jackson in Lexington, Virginia. Join us as we explore the history of this historic figure and also as we discover some other significant people buried not far from him. Intro: 0:00Stonewall Jackson: 0:19First VMI Superintendent: 1:04History of Oak Grove Cemetery: 1:45Stonewall Jackson monument and grave: 2:22First wifeContinue reading “How to Visit Stonewall Jackson”

Podcast Episode 108: The End of John Wilkes Booth at the Garrett Farm

In this episode of Talk With History, hosts Scott and Jen dive into the compelling story of John Wilkes Booth’s final days, highlighting the Garrett family’s significant but often overlooked role. The narrative begins with a recount of the day Booth was seen at Ford’s Theatre and tracks his movements up to his arrival atContinue reading “Podcast Episode 108: The End of John Wilkes Booth at the Garrett Farm”

End of a Manhunt | John Wilkes Booth Witness

John Wilkes Booth stayed at the Garrett farm during his last days before his death. We visited the son of Richard H Garrett, who owned that farm. Was the Garret family in on it? Or was this just an unfortunate crossing with an infamous assassin? We discuss the facts through the eyes of an 11Continue reading “End of a Manhunt | John Wilkes Booth Witness”

Podcast Episode 107: Visiting the Gravesite of Robert E. Lee

In this episode of Talk With History, hosts Scott and Jenn explore the complex legacy of Confederate General Robert E. Lee through their visit to the University Chapel (formerly Lee Chapel) at Washington and Lee University in Lexington, Virginia. They delve into Lee’s life, legacy, and the ongoing controversies surrounding his figure, highlighting their visitContinue reading “Podcast Episode 107: Visiting the Gravesite of Robert E. Lee”

Visiting Robert E. Lee’s Gravesite

Explore Lee Chapel at Washington and Lee University with Walk with History! See the Lexington, Virginia final resting place of Robert E. Lee, and hear about his life after the Civil War. Intro: 0:00Where is Robert E Lee buried?: 0:05How did Robert E Lee die?: 1:20Arlington House: 2:30Robert E Lee as University President: 4:49Robert EContinue reading “Visiting Robert E. Lee’s Gravesite”