Johnsonville Tennessee as a second major supply depot in Tennessee?
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This excerpt from a documentary called The battle of Johnsonville - Nashville Public Television - shows the import of the Union establishing a second major supply depot in Johnsonville in order to support the war effort as Nashville did.
Civil War History Battle Of New Johnsonville TN
This is the video footage where we attended the Civil War battle Of New Johnsonville TN. I got film of herbal doctors, Regular Doctors, even film on how hard it was to design photos back in the day. I hope you enjoy! Sorry for the bad camera angles when I pieced together the video's the angles changed. Like Comment Share Subscribe.
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DIRE STRAITS cover - So Far Away - 8/19/17 New Johnsonville, Tennessee - CHARLIE BONNET III
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Video of Charlie Bonnet III performing the Dire Straits song So Far Away at J's Vegas in New Johnsonville, TN. August 19, 2017.
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Battle of Johnsonville Reenactment
November 2014 reenactment of Confederate cannonade that destroyed the Federal depot at Johnsonville on the Tennessee River. Nathan Bedford Forrest State Park.
How to Say or Pronounce USA Cities — New Johnsonville, Tennessee
This video shows you how to say or pronounce New Johnsonville, Tennessee.
A computer said New Johnsonville, Tennessee. How would you say New Johnsonville, Tennessee?
How to Say or Pronounce USA Cities — New Johnsonville, Tennessee
This video shows you how to say or pronounce New Johnsonville, Tennessee.
A computer said New Johnsonville, Tennessee. How would you say New Johnsonville, Tennessee?
Ghost Town Johnsonville Connecticut For Sale
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Update November 1, 2014 Johnsonville Sold Video
62-Acre Vintage Village For Sale in East Haddam, Connecticut built in 1846.Bids will start at $800,000 October 21 for a Ghost Town.
The parcel is known as the Village of Johnsonville.
It was an abandoned 19th Century Mill Village located two hours from New York City.
Johnsonville in the 1870's was a thriving mill town as the mills used water from the Moodus River to operate.It was originally a company town built to house the workers of the Neptune Mill, which made twine and rope for the fishing industry.
The original town included offices for the company, the mill, a library, post office, general store, houses for the workers, and a mansion built by the mill owner.
The mill and village prospered together until the early 1900s, when the industry changed and the old-fashioned water-powered mill could no longer compete.
Without major industry in the area, the residents left and the town was mostly vacant.
It’s eight parcels...Permitted uses for the land include single-family housing, multi-family housing, retail, education and entertainment.
It was a filming location for Billy Joel’s “River of Dreams” music video and the movie “Freedom” starring Cuba Gooding Jr.
The land holds eight historical structures.
Many were brought to the site to recreate the mill community.It has a pond, covered bridge, wooden dam and waterfall.
Modernization brought the town’s water-powered mills to a halt, forcing the town’s population to move elsewhere making Johnsonville a Ghost Town.
In the early 1960's Raymond Schmitt, an aerospace tycoon bought the property and moved 1800's buildings to Johnsonville.
He erected new buildings and restored an old mansion during that time...
The property was open to visitors and had special events like wedding's in the town's chapel that was moved there when Ray Schmitt bought the property and had receptions at the Red House Restaurant on his property...
Ray Schmitt passed away in 1998 and work was never finished...
The Property remained a Ghost Town...
It is said that the Ghost of Raymond Schmitt roams His Town because he had so much love for it...
Thank You to the wonderful Connecticut native Carrie Leber narrating this video...
Preserving the CC&O Depot
Glazer Architecture and Tupelo Honey Cafe took another step in the 103-year-old CC&O Depot's restoration process in downtown Johnson City this week, meeting with Louis Jackson of the Tennessee Historical Commission to discuss historic tax credits. Jackson says Johnson City has lots of buildings that could qualify for the credits. Tupelo Honey hopes to open in the old depot in the fall of 2013.
The TVA, 1933
Excerpts from a US Office of War Information film about hydroelectric dam projects in the Tennessee Valley.
CIVIL WAR FORT, BUTTERFIELD HOUSE IN WAVERLY TENNESSEE
Attractions in the countryside on the Tennessee River, take a ride & look around!
abandoned ghost town site: irish town, new york
No buildings remain, but you can see overgrown clearings and driveways, drainage pipes, and long piles of rocks which some people say were originally the foundations of buildings. There are also the remains of a couple of bridges over the creek, as well as an old artificial pond. You have to walk a couple miles thru the woods to get to this place. It was a sort of farming town from the 1800's until about 1930.
Urban Exploration: Abandoned Looking 1850 House
Urban Exploration - Abandoned Looking 1850 House
Although a stone of the house says 1727, public records has this colonial style home built in 1850. Not sure if part of the house was built in 1727 and added on in 1850, but it sure is a unique looking house. The house used to be a farm house but was sold to a church in 2008. The church built a new facility on the land and they kept the house. I took these photos in the Fall of 2013 and the house looked to going through a state of decay. Still in decent shape but the interior as i saw through windows looked to be peeling away. I searched for an hour on the internet to try and find some history to this house and this one is tough. It is a 4000 sq foot house with 10 total rooms, 5 bedrooms, and 2 baths. I was not able to tour the inside of this house so I only have these exterior photos. However this is a neat home design I never seen anywhere before. Video to follow. As always, like, comment, share away. Enjoy.
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Disclaimer: Exploring Abandoned Structures can be dangerous and you could be trespassing. You could get a fine, get hurt, get sick, and/or get arrested. Therefore I CAN NOT be held responsible for your actions if you do choose to enter an abandoned site. I am not providing this video to show people where and how to get to these places. This video is meant to give my viewers the feel of an abandoned structure safely in their home plus provide some history. Just don't do it. If you choose to ignore this disclaimer, you are taking full responsibility for your actions!
Robert Butler 1786-1860 Florida Surveyor General
Col Robert Butler
This photo from the Florida memory is Robert Butler shortly before he died in 1860 at age 73.
Butler was appointed the Surveyor General in Florida in 1825. He had a plantation of 900 acres around Lake Jackson, which includes what is today the Lake Jackson Mounds State Park.
Butler was an important person in the history of antebellum Florida, although he is largely forgotten today. The trail at Lake Jackson Mounds that passes by his earthworks and site of his former grist mill is named the Butler Mill trail, although unfortunately, nowhere in the park or brochures will you find out who he was.
When he was a teenager, Robert Butler was orphaned and became legal ward and raised by General Andrew Jackson in Tennessee. He later married Rachael Hays, who was niece of Jackson and his wife Rachael. Butler followed Jackson with a military Career, and was at the Battle of New Orleans and served as Jackson's Adjutant during the first Seminole War in 1818, where he signed the infamous execution orders of Ambrister and Arbuthnot.
In 1821, Butler accepted the flags at the changing of flags when Florida was transferred from Spain to the United States.
His gravesite is nearby in the woods off Crowder Road near the Lake Jackson Mounds State Park, although I have not been able to find it or get there. This photo is from Findagrave.com
No doubt, it was Butler who named Lake Jackson after his guardian and mentor, which shows up with the name of Lake Jackson on maps as early as 1827.
Activists in recent years have suggested renaming the mounds to the Okeeheepkee Mounds park. That is fine and it is the proper name of this place in the Muskogee language. People just don't seem to realize that there is also history behind why this place was Lake Jackson, and it was by Robert Butler almost 200 years ago.
Inside The Montgomery Bell Tunnel at the Narrows of the Harpeth
The Montgomery Bell Tunnel at the Narrows of the Harpeth State Park in Tennessee
The Narrows of the Harpeth State Park is just 20 or so Miles west of Nashville Tennessee
Driving on I26 from Asheville, NC to Johnson City, TN in the Blue Ridge Mountains
I-26, in concurrency with US 23, enters the state at Sams Gap (elevation 3,760 feet (1,150 m)), from Tennessee. In the first 9 miles (14 km), designated as a scenic byway, it features mostly six travel lanes and three runaway truck ramps along its eastbound. The freeway is also parallels US 23A, which was the original route before 2006. At exit 9, I-26 ends and Future I-26 begins; US 19 also joins from Burnsville.
At Weaverville, Future I-26 merges with US 25/US 70, coming from Marshall; however, US 25 soon disembarks in Woodfin and continues south along Merrimon Avenue. Future I-26 enters Asheville, while parallel with the French Broad River, and merges with westbound I-240/US 74A, with US 19/US 23; US 70 ends its concurrency by going eastbound I-240/US 74A instead and an additional exit at the major interchange provides access to downtown Asheville via Patton Avenue.
Anthony Joseph Buccieri, Water Tender 2nd Class, US Navy, World War Two and Korea
Water Tender 2nd Class Anthony Joseph Buccieri
DOB: 6 October 1924
Place of Birth: Troy, NY
21 September 1942 to 21 September 1950
United States. Navy
World War, 1939-1945
Korean War, 1950-1953
USS Tuscaloosa (Ship : CA-37)
USS Woodworth (Ship: DD-450)
USS Heyliger (Ship : DE-510)
USS Buck (Ship: DD-420)
New York State Military Museum
8 January 2003
Fresh water making, boiler room tending
Buccieri, Anthony Joseph
Normandy, North Africa Invasion, Iwo Jima, Okinawa, Bordo Island
C.B.I.
Called up for Korea
Veteran oral history interview published by the New York State Military Museum. The State of New York, the Division of Military and Naval Affairs and the New York State Military Museum are not responsible for the content, accuracy, opinions or manner of expression of the veterans whose historical interviews are presented in this video. The opinions expressed by those interviewed are theirs alone and not those of the State of New York.
GHOST TOWN: Fort McClellan, Anniston, Alabama (PART 1)
Filmed at sunrise at the abandoned part of Fort McClellan Army Base in Anniston, Alabama.
DJI Phantom 2 Drone, Zenmuse HD-3D Gimbal, GoPro Hero3 Black (1080p 30fps, Medium), No FPV was used.
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**Please do not bring any more of your Monsanto or other contamination talk to my video. Go somewhere else to discuss your misinformation. This video was made to reflect on the positive times that were had at Fort McClellan over the years. Thanks! -R**
Edited with Sony Vegas 10 Platinum.
Music: Say Something by Aux Verba
NASCAR Heat 3 Track Facts
All Track Facts videos from Atlanta to Watkins Glen in NASCAR Heat 3
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01/16/20 Planning Commission Meeting
Coverage of the Metropolitan Nashville Planning Commission Meeting held in the Bransford Meeting Room of The Metropolitan Nashville Board of Public Education on January 16, 2020