As they did in the cold rain of April 1865, opposing armies in blue and gray stand shoulder to shoulder on the rolling farmland of Sayler’s Creek, Virginia. With a shout, guns are raised; a deafening crack; and smoke from the black powder hangs over the battlefield. Lisa Arden and I captured the action while filming our documentary:
The Battle of Little Sayler’s Creek – to be included in a Memorial Day Marathon May 28th 2012 2:30PM (ET)
DISH Network (Channel 197) and DIRECTV (Channel 267).
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The Battle of Little Sayler’s Creek
Posted: May 15, 2012 in Commentary, Documentary, FilmTags: American History, Appomattox, Civil-War, David George, dish network channel, Grant, History, Lee, Lisa Arden, living Historians, musket fire, politics, reenactors, Sailor's Creek, Sayler's Creek, Slavery, Slaves, The North, The South, US History
As they did in the cold rain of April 1865, opposing armies in blue and gray stand shoulder to shoulder on the rolling farmland of Sayler’s Creek, Virginia. With a shout, guns are raised; a deafening crack; and smoke from the black powder hangs over the battlefield. Lisa Arden and I captured the action while filming our documentary:
DISH Network (Channel 197) and DIRECTV (Channel 267).