Episode 5: Stonewall Jackson's Flank March Driving Tour

It was one of the iconic movements of the American Civil War, Stonewall Jackson's flank march at Chancellorsville. Traversing country roads, streams, and 12 miles of the backwoods, Jackson's men arrived in the Union right flank on the afternoon of May 2, 1863. What followed dislodged the Union right flank and led to the wounding of Stonewall Jackson. Jump in the car with Kris White, Chris Mackowski, Dan Davis, Tim Talbott, and more as we retrace the steps of this phase of Chancellorsville.

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Hosted by American Battlefield Trust historians, "Boom Goes the History" transcends traditional storytelling by leveraging the power of modern technology to transport listeners to the very locations where history unfolded. With vivid narration the series recreates the landscapes and scenarios of pivotal battles, providing a visceral experience that enhances the understanding of historical events.

Renowned historians, each an authority in their field, guide listeners through the intricate details of each battlefield, offering deep insights and contextualizing the significance of every skirmish. Their passion for history is contagious, making even the most complex narratives accessible and engaging for a diverse audience.

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"Boom Goes the History" offers a fresh perspective on familiar tales, making history accessible, engaging, and relevant to a broad audience. By leveraging the expertise of passionate historians, this podcast series provides an immersive and educational experience that transcends the constraints of time, bringing the past into the present for a new generation of history enthusiasts.

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