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Hosts Scott and Jenn dive deep into the significance of Vicksburg during the Civil War. They explore its strategic importance, the key battles leading up to the 47-day siege, and the broader historical context. From President Lincoln's emphasis on Vicksburg as 'the key' to the Confederate defense strategies, the episode offers rich insights.

The discussion includes a tour of the Vicksburg National Military Park, highlighting various monuments, the preserved USS Cairo ironclad, and the poignant Illinois Monument. Listeners also learn about the personal stories of individuals like 14-year-old Medal of Honor recipient Orion Howe and Confederate General Lloyd Tilghman.

The episode is a comprehensive guide for anyone planning a visit to this historic site.

🎥 Video from the Battlefield

🎙️ Historic Vicksburg: Beyond the Battlefield

🎥 City of Vicksburg historic sites to see

📍Locations around the city

00:00 Vicksburg battlefield

01:32 Overview of Vicksburg's Historical Significance

04:03 The Siege of Vicksburg: Key Events and Strategies

09:43 Exploring the Vicksburg Battlefield

17:14 The USS Cairo and Other Notable Monuments

24:54 Jefferson Davis Statue

26:58 Conclusion and Final Thoughts

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Hosts Scott and Jennifer dive into the fascinating history of Vicksburg, Mississippi. The discussion starts with the town's founding by Newitt Vick in the early 19th century, its rapid growth as a river port, and its significant role during the Civil War. Highlights include Vicksburg's distinction as the first place where Coca-Cola was bottled, the origin of the teddy bear nickname from Theodore Roosevelt's hunting trip, and the devastating Sultana steamboat disaster. The episode also touches on lesser-known yet intriguing historic sites like the Anchuca mansion and McRaven house, along with modern attractions such as the Vicksburg waterfront murals and the Coca-Cola Museum.

🎥 Traveling to Vicksburg video

🎥 Inside the Civil War Confederate White House

🎥 Jefferson Davis prison cell

📍 Historic Vicksburg Map Locations

00:00 The Vision of Newt Vick: Founding of Vicksburg

01:36 Introduction to Talk with History Podcast

01:54 Listener Shoutouts and Podcast Growth

02:23 Exploring Vicksburg: Beyond the Battlefield

03:18 Discovering Downtown Vicksburg

05:03 Historical Murals and Teddy Roosevelt's Bear Hunt

07:42 The Sultana Disaster: A Forgotten Tragedy

10:30 Jefferson Davis and His Vicksburg Connection

14:16 Haunted Vicksburg: The McRaven House

16:56 Coca-Cola's Bottling History in Vicksburg

19:09 Additional Attractions and Final Thoughts

21:31 Conclusion: Vicksburg's Rich Historical Tapestry

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Scott and Jenn discuss Jenn's visit to the famous Père Lachaise Cemetery in Paris, France. They explore the final resting places of iconic figures such as Oscar Wilde, Jim Morrison, Olivia de Havilland, and Edith Piaf, sharing historical insights and personal anecdotes.

🎥 Famous Graves in Paris

📍Pere Lachaise Cemetery

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00:00 Introduction

00:17 Membership Announcement

01:18 Introducing 'History After Dark'

03:11 Exploring Père Lachaise Cemetery

05:12 Jim Morrison's Grave

14:20 Oscar Wilde's Grave

20:03 Olivia de Havilland's Grave

25:42 Edith Piaf's Grave

31:28 Final Thoughts

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