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The Civil War Tour - DVD
View the sites where Union and Confederate soldiers fought for their
ideals, honor, and country as you visit 25 historic battlefields. Your
tour blends historic photographs and paintings with a modern day walk
through some of the most significant locations of the Civil War. You'll
also visit museums to see the weapons, uniforms and other items Civil War
soldiers employed in combat. Color, 1 hr. 10 min. |
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The Civil War - DVD
A Film by Ken Burns. This spellbinding documentary brings to life
the most puzzling four years of America's history. Relive the Civil War
from the days before Fort Sumter to the bittersweet Union victory and
tragic assassination of Abraham Lincoln. The most successful public
television miniseries in history returns in this digitally-enhanced,
updated and expanded collector's set. Approximately 11˝ hrs. DVD |
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Civil War Stories - DVD
This set of two DVDs includes four classic Blue vs.
Gray movies: Drums of the Deep South is the story of two West Point
graduates who end up fighting each other in the war. Hellbenders
chronicles an embittered ex-Confederate officer and his sons as they rob a
train for the Confederacy. Yankee troops take possession of a Southern
plantation and hold two beautiful sisters hostage in Blood and Honor, and
a U.S. Navy Lieutenant is engaged to the sister of a naval officer who is
serving the South in Hearts in Bondage. Total run time over 5˝ hours! |
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The American Civil War - DVD
A Union Divided. This 2-DVD set brings vivid new life to the dramatic
story of the Civil War. Combining the power of the latest 3-D computer
graphics with authentic and atmospheric filmed reconstructions, it's a
stunning visual record of the conflict. In addition to the 3 hr. 12 min.
main program, you also get: the keys to the "weapons cabinet", profiles of
the central characters, a photo gallery, letters from the battlefront, the
stories behind the songs of the war, and a knowledge quiz. |
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The Blue and The Gray
This sweeping drama starring John Hammond, Gregory Peck and Stacy Keach
begins in 1859 at the trial and hanging of abolitionist John Brown and
continues all the way through to the assassination of Abraham Lincoln. It
focuses on the trials and conflicts of the Civil War as seen through the
eyes and sketches of artist John Geyser, whose own family is torn apart by
conflicting political sentiments. Filmed entirely on location with over
6,300 extras and reenactors, this film is a "must" addition to your Civil
War library! 6 hrs. 21 min. |
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Saving Our Civil War Battlefields
This video explores the grass
roots effort underway to save America's hallowed Civil War battlefields
from encroaching urban sprawl. You'll see the development that has
swallowed battlefields such as Salem Church, and also learn of the
collaborative preservation/living history effort that saved 100 acres of
the Chancellorsville battlefield from development. This is, as noted Civil
War artist and historian Don Troiani says, "A very important message about
preservation that should be viewed by all Americans." 24 min. |
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Far, Far from Home - VHS
Music and Camp Scenes of the War Between the States. 2nd South Carolina
String Band. This video opens a window in time that will magically
transport you back to the summer of 1863, where you will enjoy an
authentic camp concert with the 2nd South Carolina String Band as they
sing and play 12 great songs including Dixie's Land, Old Dan Tucker and
Oh, Susanna. This presentation "…brings to life not only the sounds, but
also the sights of camp life... really creates the illusion of being in
camp with the soldiers, listening to the songs of home." - Civil War Times
Illustrated. 58 min |
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Touring Civil War Battlefields
In this best-selling program you will visit the Civil War battlefields of
First Manassas, Second Manassas, Antietam, Fredericksburg and Gettysburg
along with Appomattox, where the solemn surrender took place. You will
also see footage of reenactments in an accurate and sensitive portrayal of
the soldiers who fought for the Blue and the Gray. 1 hr. |
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Pharaoh's Army
This Civil War drama tells the story of a growing friendship between a
Confederate Soldier's wife and a Union Army Captain whose men occupy her
Kentucky Farm. Stars Kris Kristofferson, Chris Cooper and Patricia
Clarkson. Dolby Digital stereo, Rated PG-13, 1 hr. 30 minutes. |
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Shenandoah
In this classic movie, James Stewart portrays Mr. Anderson, a southern
farmer in the Shenandoah Valley who struggles to keep his family and land
protected from the ravages of Civil War. When Union soldiers mistakenly
take his youngest son prisoner, Mr. Anderson and his family are forced to
become involved and begin a long search that tests their inner strength
and faith. Also stars Doug McClure, Glen Corbett, Patrick Wayne and
Katharine Ross. Widescreen, color, 1 hr. 45 min. |
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Gone With the Wind Collectors Edition - DVD
Winner of 10 Academy Awards including Best Picture, this epic based on
Margaret Mitchell's best-selling novel follows the story of Scarlett
O'Hara, the spoiled, ruthless daughter of a wealthy southern plantation
owner, who is caught up in the events of the Civil War while attempting to
win the heart of the man she loves. Stars Vivien Leigh, Clark Gable,
Olivia de Havilland and Leslie Howard. Color, Dolby Digital 5.1, Rated G,
4-DVD Collector's Edition includes "making of" and restoration features,
The Old South theatrical short, cast member profiles and interviews, and
more. 3 hrs. 42 min |
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An Occurence at Owl Creek Bridge
Based on the short story by Ambrose Bierce, this is the classic
dialogue-free short film dealing with a man's final moments on the gallows
before being hanged for Civil War sabotage. Winner of an Academy Award and
Cannes Film Festival Grand Prix award. B&W DVD, 29 minutes. |
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The Horse Soldiers
Based on a true 1863 incident, this exciting film stars John Wayne as a
Union cavalry colonel who must travel behind enemy lines to destroy a
railroad. Complicating the mission is a pacifist surgeon played by William
Holden, who is at odds with Marlowe, and a feisty Southern Belle played by
Constance Towers, who has learned of the raid and is taken along. Exciting
battle scenes, memorable characters and beautiful cinematography make this
a Civil War classic! Widescreen, color, 1 hr. 59 min. |
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Ride With the Devil
This dramatic film follows the lives of four people - a staunch Unionist,
an immigrant's son, a freed slave, and a young widow - living on the
Missouri/Kansas border as they fight for truth and justice amidst the
turmoil of the Civil War. Their attempt to survive in a place without
rules redefines the meaning of bravery and honor. Stars Skeet Ulrich, Toby
Maguire, Jewel Kilcher and Jeffrey Wright. Widescreen, Dolby Digital 5.1,
2 hrs. 18 min., Rated R. (Not for sale to persons under age 18). |
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Cavalry Charge - DVD
In this old time classic, Ronald Reagan portrays Vance Britton, a
Confederate commander who successfully raids Union gold shipments and
settlers along the Sante Fe Trail. Union commander Jeb Britton is sent to
destroy him - unaware that it is his brother he must fight. They
unexpectedly meet on the frontier and sparks fly, but reluctantly put
aside their differences to help save a small town from rampaging Apache
Indians. Color, 1 hr. 28 min. |
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Smithsonian's Great Battles of the Civil War
This visually stunning look at
the military, political and social history of the American Civil War tells
the story of each battle in detail. Features dramatic footage from
extensive battlefield reenactments, firsthand accounts of eyewitnesses and
participants, period photographs, paintings and artifacts, original
illustrations, detailed maps and music of the time. Approximately 9 hrs. |
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