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Yakking with Alvin York
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It's about time we met the most decorated war hero in Tennessee history! We learn all sorts of stuff from Alvin York, including how he learned to fire a weapon, why he didn...
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An encounter with Old Hickory
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History Bill is minding his own business on a visit to The Hermitage, the home of President Andrew Jackson... and my that man looks familiar!
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Great Moments/Guide to the Page PT 2
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In this very special video, History Bill explains how to use the Tennessee History for Kids web page. But his attempt to show off some great moments ends up as a BLOOPER RE...
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Great Moments/Guide to the Page PT 1
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History Bill explains how to use the Tennessee History for Kids web page. But his attempt to show off some great moments ends up as a BLOOPER REEL, full of funny interrupti...
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Hard Tack and Salt Pork
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On the eve of a battle at Parker's Crossroads in 1862, History Bill meets a private from the Union Army and a private from the Confederate Army.
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Happy Times at Fort Loudoun
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It's 1758, and at this moment in time everyone is getting along fine at Fort Loudoun. Come along with History Bill and meet Ensign John Boggs, the indentured servant Maggie...
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Doctor Death, Fort Surgeon
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Can anything be worse than this throbbing, aching leg? History Bill wanders back to the 1750s and meets fort surgeon Maurice Anderson, whose medicinals, operating instrumen...
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Making a Splash with the Governor
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History Bill looks into the executive branch of Tennessee government and, along the way, discovers that Governor Bredesen is a painter, Tennessee's state parks are best in ...
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Digging up old garbage
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On a visit to an archaeological dig in Sumner County, History Bill finds out that the things people threw away in the Mississippian Era mean a lot today.
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Trek Across Tennessee
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History Bill sprints across the Volunteer State and finds that there are SIX physical regions of Tennessee -- one that reminds him of a donut, one that makes him fall down ...
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