1.4K views · 33 reactions | What did Frederick Douglass think about Lincoln's legacy? What did he have to say at the unveiling of the D.C. "Emancipation Memorial" funded by freemen? Tonight on American History TV - a New-York Historical Society conversation with Harold Holzer on the Civil War. Starts at 6pm ET on C-SPAN 3. | American History TV | Facebook

26K views · 392 reactions | The last of three Constitutional amendments ratified in the wake of the Civil War; the 15th Amendment declared citizens of the United States would not be denied the right to vote on account of "race, color, or previous condition of servitude." | HISTORY | Facebook

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Charlie Kirk’s Killing: Christian REVIVAL or CIVIL WAR? | InFocus #1 The assassination of Charlie Kirk sent shockwaves through America, but his widow’s act of forgiveness before 70,000 mourners stunned the nation even more. Leaders from Trump to Vance invoked the name of Jesus, turning the memorial into a moment many see as the spark of a Christian revival. At the same time, hostility from the left, celebrating Kirk’s death or branding him racist, raised urgent questions about whether debate is

Step back in time at the Old Mill, famously featured in the opening scenes of Gone With the Wind (1939). 🎩💨 Believed to be the only surviving structure from the iconic film, this historic site in Pugh Memorial Park was celebrated during the movie’s 50th anniversary and the unveiling of the Gone With the Wind commemorative stamp. Visited by stars like Rand Brooks and Ann Rutherford, the Old Mill remains a global attraction, gracing postcards, hosting over 200 weddings, and welcoming 100,000 vis

Salute! Good Night Dixie! The beautiful Culpeper Confederate Memorial was dedicated on May 31, 1911, by the A.P. Hill Camp No. 2 of the United Confederate Veterans and local Culpeper citizens. It honors the county's local citizen soldiers who did their duty and answered the call to defend their homes, family, and homeland against a deadly invasion, served, and died during the “Civil” War. Culpeper County was a hotspot for conflict, hosting at least 160 battles and skirmishes, including the Battl