My understanding is that Lee may have taken a meal or two in the house but that his headquarters was in a tent located at the orchard by the house. I also see what looks like A.P. Hill wearing his "red battle shirt". The myth continues.
Nice job! Good mix of visuals and audio. And intriguing content, too. You've captured an element of Lee's pathos. One hundred and fifty years later, it is still painful to contemplate the events of those days. This does it with compassion and dignity.
The music is incredible - and there are some ideas I haven't heard of before. The concept that Lee had is Garden of Gethsemane after Gettysburg seems so appropriate. I could imagine Lee praying, "Take this cup from me."
This is a very informative video - I love the music. It feels so stately and appropriate for the momentous view of Robert E. Lee depicted in Mr. Gallon's painting - so impressive.
My understanding is that Lee may have taken a meal or two in the house but that his headquarters was in a tent located at the orchard by the house. I also see what looks like A.P. Hill wearing his "red battle shirt". The myth continues.
garyjd1166 6 months ago
First rate editing job!
areacable 2 years ago
Nice job! Good mix of visuals and audio. And intriguing content, too. You've captured an element of Lee's pathos. One hundred and fifty years later, it is still painful to contemplate the events of those days. This does it with compassion and dignity.
TheYorkEmporium 2 years ago
The music is incredible - and there are some ideas I haven't heard of before. The concept that Lee had is Garden of Gethsemane after Gettysburg seems so appropriate. I could imagine Lee praying, "Take this cup from me."
frateranthony 2 years ago
This is a very informative video - I love the music. It feels so stately and appropriate for the momentous view of Robert E. Lee depicted in Mr. Gallon's painting - so impressive.
marlenatowson 2 years ago