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Henry Hill, Height of the Battle, and "Stonewall" Jackson is Born: Manassas 160 Live! 

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The most sustained and costly combat on the Manassas Battlefield swirled on this little hill, named for the family, whose matriarch became the first civilian casualty of the Civil War. Join Garry Adelman for additional battle details including how Stonewall Jackson got his name, and discovering previously unknown photo locations on the battlefield.
This video is part of our Battlefield Tour Series commemorating the 160th Anniversary of First Manassas. You can view the full playlist here: • The Armies Arrive at T...
The American Battlefield Trust preserves America’s hallowed battlegrounds and educates the public about what happened there and why it matters. We permanently protect these battlefields for future generations as a lasting and tangible memorial to the brave soldiers who fought in the American Revolution, the War of 1812, and the Civil War.

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@northwestadvrider5638
@northwestadvrider5638 2 года назад
I love the way the host just cranks through battle details, but in such a way that you can follow along. And his enthusiasm is off the hook! Love it!
@xJamesLaughx
@xJamesLaughx 2 года назад
Agree, his enthusiasm for the subject really makes these an even more enjoyable experience to watch.
@terrygp1
@terrygp1 2 года назад
At lightspeed when he gets excited lol (.At first I thought it was just my meds kicking in.) I do wish he would slow down abit, well alot , but I appreciated his enthusiasm..
@j.j.guerrieri8121
@j.j.guerrieri8121 2 года назад
Yes, he is excellent
@jimchumley7907
@jimchumley7907 Год назад
Check him out explaining the Battle Of Antiedam. He's the best and his enthusiasm is so real you would actually think he really witnessed the battle itself.
@bassmangotdbluz
@bassmangotdbluz 2 месяца назад
That's Garry Adelman, Chief Historian for the NBT. I could listen to him lecture all day long.
@HayseedTurnip
@HayseedTurnip 2 года назад
Do not calm down Garry! I love your personal energy.
@margospringer2367
@margospringer2367 2 года назад
I agree with Hayseed, you are the best of the best at telling the story about the battlefields of war. Your interpretation here was both descriptive and moving.
@bassmangotdbluz
@bassmangotdbluz 2 месяца назад
Garry rocks! To Hell with Decaf, lol.
@ScottSmith64
@ScottSmith64 2 года назад
Gary, your enthusiasm expressed through your voice and gesticulations are your signature piece. Never give them up!!! We love you and your love for sharing our history. Thank you so much for all you do!!!!!!
@SuperPhester
@SuperPhester 2 года назад
Thank you Gary for sharing your knowledge!
@kaycox5555
@kaycox5555 2 года назад
Garry, KUDOS! You and your team make history exciting, relevant and accessible. I've been watching all of the posts. Love each of them. From California, sign me a big fan!!!!
@ACupPlayz
@ACupPlayz 2 года назад
Gary Does an amazing job... Thank you American Battlefield trust
@bryanfields5563
@bryanfields5563 2 года назад
"I'm going to try to slow down and lay out the story as best I can" - gotta love ya for the effort (to try to slow down), Garry - but your ability to lay out a story is above comparison. Great job as always!
@terrygp1
@terrygp1 2 года назад
🤣🤣
@sloanchampion85
@sloanchampion85 2 года назад
Thats a beautiful monument to General Stonewall Jackson
@mikey8088
@mikey8088 2 года назад
No endless preambles, no unnecessary rambling, this is how every tour or informational RU-vid video should be! Concise, engaging, fast-paced information. I understood this part of the battle of Manassas in a more immediate way than ever before. And the host is inherently likable! 5 stars, 5 bags of popcorn, bravo.
@jwlax84
@jwlax84 2 года назад
ABT consistently brings some of the best history content to the American public. A work of passion is worth more than a ton of gold.
@Blitz9H
@Blitz9H 2 года назад
Thank you for pointing out the natural spring. Something easily taken for granted, yet a site for battle graves at the time. Thank you so much for your energy, and for this in depth discussion. Much appreciated.
@barrydavis6178
@barrydavis6178 2 года назад
Thank you for putting the human cost of war in this video. The past speaks to us, not in whispers, but full throated if we would but hear and be moved by the voices. Again, thank you for your passion for the history of these hallowed places.
@JessicaShull1928
@JessicaShull1928 2 года назад
Couldn't agree more..
@stevevalley2784
@stevevalley2784 2 года назад
Garry, Keep doing what you do well. I love your enthusiasm/passion for the U.S Civil War. Especially for the photographic history. Don't change a thing.
@missmissy2490
@missmissy2490 2 года назад
Thank you so very much. Excellent!
@fryuppe
@fryuppe 2 года назад
Wonderful presentation Garry. These histories bear retelling again and again, as worthy memorials to the people who suffered here. They should never be forgotten.
@dadsongs
@dadsongs 2 года назад
Thanks again for the sobering reminder of the loss.
@joemabry9643
@joemabry9643 2 года назад
Thank you!
@steveralston824
@steveralston824 2 года назад
Excellent! Your use of the old pictures really hits home. And your knowledge and detailed explanation of how the battle unfolded is exceptional. Thank you!
@caszper87
@caszper87 2 года назад
awesome stuff my 8 year old and I are learning alot of interesting details
@HistoryBoy-ui5nb
@HistoryBoy-ui5nb 2 года назад
My g-g-grandfather fought at first Manassas in Company I of the 5th SCV regiment in D.R Jones brigade.
@historicusjoe121
@historicusjoe121 2 года назад
Really good job of giving good info and trivia, Gary. Keep it coming.
@markessic6145
@markessic6145 2 года назад
Great job. Every interesting
@donl1846
@donl1846 2 года назад
Great videos guys and love your enthusiasm and knowledge. Keep up the great work and I am grateful we have these videos for future generations to reference them, many thanks.
@battlewagonmclaren8004
@battlewagonmclaren8004 2 года назад
Jackson and his four disciples a force to be reckoned with. Gary, Gary thank you sir for the visit and wonderful work you and the American battlefield trust do.
@Autobotmatt428
@Autobotmatt428 2 года назад
I was there great battle field
@richardboasjr.4299
@richardboasjr.4299 2 года назад
Thank you for the battlefield walk - excellent.
@andrewhoward9870
@andrewhoward9870 2 года назад
Excellent presentation. Thank you.
@PathfinderHistoryTravel
@PathfinderHistoryTravel 2 года назад
17:15 Outstanding!
@stevearchtoe7039
@stevearchtoe7039 2 года назад
You are doing a great job and this is a great service to the history of the United States.
@JohnnyButtons
@JohnnyButtons Год назад
Garry, you are a national treasure as well buddy. Thanks for that passion and all you’ve done, and continue to do.
@Dave_Lakin
@Dave_Lakin 2 года назад
Don't worry about slowing down! You do you!
@stonesinmyblood27
@stonesinmyblood27 2 года назад
Incredible presentation that has thoroughly educated me. Thank you 🙏
@bassmangotdbluz3547
@bassmangotdbluz3547 2 года назад
I moved to Manassas in 1965 and I remember the Robinson House in a dilapidated state. The yard and lands were closed at that time to keep people off of the unsafe porch on the house. It was gone by about 1970. In the late 70s, there was a stable on the Fairfax County or north bank side of Bull Run that rented horses by the hour to trail ride in the NBP. It was just over the hill from where the Robinson House had been located.
@greenriverviews6819
@greenriverviews6819 2 года назад
this was great. thank you. that vivid story of supreme sacrifice you read at the end was moving.
@MrBeck47
@MrBeck47 2 года назад
This is great this guy is awesome thank u so much I've been going to battlefield s for 45 years walked them all read the markers and books but these videos explain it all gettysburg s was excellent this year I love the fact you do them on the anniversary of the battle you can imagine what the weather was like thank u so much
@kevinredmond268
@kevinredmond268 2 года назад
Absolutely love the enthusiasm you have for the Civil War. I would like to see an episode on the 1862 raid through West Tennessee, that was done by then, LTC Nathan Bedford Forrest.
@Calatriste54
@Calatriste54 2 года назад
Shiloh too(?)
@exposethenwo6491
@exposethenwo6491 2 года назад
Battle of Parker's Crossroads would be a good piece.
@Rebel-Rouser
@Rebel-Rouser 2 года назад
OUTSTANDING!!! I'm so glad I clicked on this video.
@terryp3034
@terryp3034 2 года назад
This is an outstanding series. And the somber ending of this episode is entirely appropriate. We should remember when reading the numbers of casualties that each was a living human being who came to a sudden, violent end. And those who survived would be shaped and haunted by what they saw forever.
@karlatessitore2484
@karlatessitore2484 Год назад
Amen
@Rogijimbex
@Rogijimbex 2 года назад
That was the best presentation I've ever seen Garry Adelman do. His calmed down demeanor is so much better than many others I've seen. Thanks for a great overview..
@DrewSohl
@DrewSohl 2 года назад
Thanks,great stuff.Thomas Jackson emerges as a legendary general .🇺🇲💙
@billlawrence1899
@billlawrence1899 2 года назад
So familiar. I grew up on the battlefield, my home a half mile from the stone house. Roamed all over it as a kid, and still learn detaila of which I was unaware with each presentation.
@billlawrence1899
@billlawrence1899 2 года назад
@@orianna9200 No, I didn't. I even went out late some nights hoping to experience something. Nothing.
@Rebel-Rouser
@Rebel-Rouser 2 года назад
This guy is a fantastic Battlefield tour guide.
@princeishere1693
@princeishere1693 2 года назад
i love this mans passion for this topic
@spencerhurley5360
@spencerhurley5360 2 года назад
160 years today! Love me some American battlefield trust!
@lxtx99v12
@lxtx99v12 2 года назад
This is great work done by the battlefield trust and national park to preserve history, I was impressed by how vivid and preserved this battlefield is still today and how many information are there for all to read and study. I had the pleasure to walk the battlefield and understand the details of the events so vividly that is rare. Coming from Italy, I visited many other battlefields in Europe, Napoleonic, WW1, WW2, but the job done here is outstanding. I have donated for the preservation of the site and the protection of the remaining acres for this important piece of history and I encourage everyone to do the same. I have been at Gettysburg as well but Manassas with its relatively small size it makes it for a vivid picture and deserve to be visited
@chrisdavern9482
@chrisdavern9482 2 года назад
Absolutely bleedin brilliant
@gentlegiant3227
@gentlegiant3227 2 года назад
Seeing that the water hole is still there is fascinating. Strong work
@Steelfan2500
@Steelfan2500 2 года назад
Wow this was a fantastic tour. Thank you
@lavenderrosehealingmassage7232
@lavenderrosehealingmassage7232 2 года назад
I used to live in Woodbridge and have visited there several times. Glad to see your updated video of the Manassas battlefield.
@jerryc3093
@jerryc3093 2 года назад
Loved this. Visited the battlefield with the family the very week that this video was filmed. Garry correctly dismisses the revisionist fallacy that Bee was speaking negatively about Jackson when he made his famous "Stonewall" statement. Anyone that has read about the battle easily understands that Bee's brigade was already shattered and streaming to the rear before Jackson's troops even arrived on Henry Hill. The disgruntled Bee storyline was nonsense from the beginning, and easily recognized as such.
@rebelsoul5980
@rebelsoul5980 2 года назад
Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us!! God Bless 🇺🇸
@gerardjoseph17
@gerardjoseph17 2 года назад
Another really special ptogram....Garry, I definitely will be purchasing your book that you were referencing from during today's spectacular informative vignettes from Manassas Battlefield..
@russ8261
@russ8261 2 года назад
Garry, I love your videos. Your excitement and enthusiasm are absolutely contagious! Don't ever calm down. Just keep doing it as you are. It's clear that you have absolute command of your subject-matter, and we are all learning from watching and listening to you.
@eltharhunter8164
@eltharhunter8164 2 года назад
You guys are the best! I love these video's!
@Bob.W.
@Bob.W. 2 года назад
General Barnard Bee was a young Lieutenant at Fort Ridgely near New Ulm, Mn during the Santee Sioux (Inkpaduta) attacks on Jackson, MN. and Spirit Lake, IA in 1857. He led a relief expedition to the area.
@cynsationalart6299
@cynsationalart6299 2 года назад
Love Your Enthusiasm Garry ! ... What a Wonderful Way You Explain These Civil War Battles with Your Knowledge and Original Photos.
@josephdenice731
@josephdenice731 2 года назад
Great episode today! Hope the weather held up!
@tenther5019
@tenther5019 2 года назад
Beautifully done with passion, skillfully eliciting both excitement and hallowed sobriety. I've walked by that water hole many times and never known that detail.
@andrewzy
@andrewzy 2 года назад
Love the story at the end as well
@andrewzy
@andrewzy 2 года назад
Love how the actual battle map gets shown while telling us all the info its so important that us the viewers get an idea of whats going on and whos all in play and what is being done.
@ramona14220
@ramona14220 2 года назад
Good job Gary.
@johnniebgoode
@johnniebgoode 2 года назад
Great conclusion. Good job all around.
@keithanderson6465
@keithanderson6465 2 года назад
Excellent job Garry!
@duncanadams2318
@duncanadams2318 2 года назад
Another great video. But, before Widow Henry, twelve civilians were killed in the Pratt Street riot.
@soffmusic9655
@soffmusic9655 4 дня назад
Amazing. Thank you so much for this.
@brandonkilburn599
@brandonkilburn599 2 года назад
Love the education behind the story
@pieintheeye1466
@pieintheeye1466 2 года назад
you all do good work
@thefilmandmusic
@thefilmandmusic 2 года назад
Gréât présenter, enthusiastic…
@Tiger01
@Tiger01 2 года назад
Greetings from germany :)
@krich3914
@krich3914 2 года назад
I have to say after viewing MANY of Gary Adelman's Civil War Videos..... THIS was his best presentation so far.....Not in the content .... which is excellent.....BUT in the delivery......He is usually too hyper to follow at a relaxed pace.....BRAVO..... Gary ...Your enthusiasm about the Civil War sites is unsurpassed by anyone.... Thank You for your dedication....
@tomthatcher7757
@tomthatcher7757 Год назад
Thanks very much 😀. I have been to Henry Hill and seen the visitors center, statue of Jackson, cannons, the house and cemetery etc. Thanks for explaining everything. I really enjoyed it and now know the whole story.
@danweinfeld2495
@danweinfeld2495 2 года назад
Great video, but Barry denied ever telling Griffin to hold fire.
@michaelbee2165
@michaelbee2165 2 года назад
Thank you for your historical accuracy of my ancestor, Gen. Barnard E. Bee. He rallied in front of Jackson and stormed down Henry Hill in fro t of Jackson. He and Bartow of heroes of 1st Manassas.
@cablenelsonbabygrandpiano842
Thank you very much!!!
@TheMad0ne
@TheMad0ne 2 года назад
"As Far Back As I Can Remember, I Always Wanted To Be A Gangster" -Henry Hill
@genes.3285
@genes.3285 2 года назад
The base of the Barlow monument needs to be anchored in.
@tberkoff
@tberkoff 2 года назад
Bartow.
@garoldjohnson361
@garoldjohnson361 2 года назад
Your enthusiasm is great. Keep it up
@1964DAVODAVO
@1964DAVODAVO 2 года назад
WOW Great video
@dmmchugh3714
@dmmchugh3714 2 года назад
GREAT WORK GARRY & ANDY ! I love the presentations from American Battlefield Trust. I've learned more about these battles from them than anywhere else. My family visited Manassas, Wilderness , Antietam and Gettysburg some years back and I've always wanted to return to do more trail walks. **Is there a way to purchase the battlefield maps which Garry is holding in this video ? ***What happened to the graves by the watering hole ?
@AmericanBattlefieldTrust
@AmericanBattlefieldTrust 2 года назад
The maps are all available and free on battlefield.org or you can look for a copy of the American battlefield trusts book called battle maps of the eastern theater.
@AmericanBattlefieldTrust
@AmericanBattlefieldTrust 2 года назад
And the fallen soldiers were removed within a few years to a confederate cemetery. I believe the one down the road off of the Warrenton Turnpike.
@tberkoff
@tberkoff 2 года назад
Some of the most intense infantry fighting of the battle, including hand to hand combat, occurred on the Federal right flank on Henry Hill -- where the Visitor's Center and parking lot is now. I wish the park had the funding to relocate the VC like at Gettysburg, but that won't happen. Also, the final action at Second Manassas occurred where the parking lot is today.
@tberkoff
@tberkoff 2 года назад
@Christopher Bogie Huh? You are confused. Learn to read. I never said it was the bloodiest battle of the war.
@bassmangotdbluz
@bassmangotdbluz 2 месяца назад
I have seen the Memorial on the 2nd Manassas Battlefield near the Unfinished Confederate Railroad, The Deep Cut, completely covered with King Snakes, Copperheads and Timber Rattlers basking in the Fall midday Sun.
@ImageProMultimedia
@ImageProMultimedia 2 года назад
Gary is a rock star/
@russharbaugh2028
@russharbaugh2028 2 года назад
Ed Bearss' take on O.O. Howard............." he wrote his mother every day. "
@krich3914
@krich3914 2 года назад
ED........ So,,,,Maybe his mother told him how to conduct military moves.....
@russharbaugh2028
@russharbaugh2028 2 года назад
@@krich3914 Gary correctly added later that Howard was personally a very brave and religious man, Ed Bearss was wary of the daily correspondence with Mom. Ground pounders see things through slightly different eyes. well done today Gary, you covered 1st Bull Run superbly.
@user-sr5cu2rc8r
@user-sr5cu2rc8r 10 месяцев назад
Grew up going there,my ancestors in the 8th and 17th Virginia infantry were there
@arevavaful
@arevavaful 2 года назад
Very somber stories, of soldiers & civilians.😥
@stevearchtoe7039
@stevearchtoe7039 2 года назад
I’d also like to say that I’d donate money for them to blast a bunch of artillery and muskets into the wood line to make it look more like 1861. Or at least some thinning and sheep/goat work to clear it a bit.
@Blogdorf
@Blogdorf Год назад
Outstanding! As a nation we had that fight coming for a long time. And what a fight it was!😂. The first modern war began here.
@arevavaful
@arevavaful 2 года назад
Nothing screams nostalgia, like live shells, on a war monument!! 🙄
@stevevalley2784
@stevevalley2784 2 года назад
Yeah, can't get more authentic than that! Oops!
@sandramosley2801
@sandramosley2801 2 года назад
Atmosphere!
@darronlewark6504
@darronlewark6504 2 года назад
I bet building that thing was a blast!
@matthewharward1655
@matthewharward1655 2 года назад
@@darronlewark6504 apparently not, thank goodness lol
@Bob.W.
@Bob.W. 2 года назад
Discussion re: Barnard Bee and Stonewall begins about 18:30
@dorianleclair7390
@dorianleclair7390 10 месяцев назад
The black lady in the chimney became deaf because off the cannons going off right outside. Being in the chimney amplified the concusion of the cannon blasts.
@miwinterdays6707
@miwinterdays6707 2 года назад
What book does Gary have with the pictures in it?
@AmericanBattlefieldTrust
@AmericanBattlefieldTrust 2 года назад
Manassas battlefields then and now
@snowman3630
@snowman3630 2 года назад
KEEP THE PASSION AND INTENSITY OF THIS HISTORY FOLK BUT MAYBE SOME NEED TO VISION WHAT YOUR TALKING ABOUT AND TAKE THEIR TIME ENJOYING THE STORY BROTHER , BUT WE NEED TO KEEP HISTORY ALIVE CUZ WE WILL BE DOOMED TO REPEAT IT AND REMEMBER THE FALLEN ON BOTH SIDES MAY THEY NEVER BE FORGOTTEN TAKE CARE FOLKS 👌👌
@celticman1909
@celticman1909 2 года назад
How does Garry keep up with all his hats? He seems to wear a lot of different hats in these videos.
@michaelbee2165
@michaelbee2165 2 года назад
Then Kirby Smith and Jubal Early co.e up with reinforcements. These were 2 MAJOR Confederate commanders through the War.
@mr.billofcourse.2893
@mr.billofcourse.2893 2 года назад
Are you coming back August 29th for the Second Battle of Manassas?
@Ugly_German_Truths
@Ugly_German_Truths Год назад
You always mention George Hazard, but i hear nigh a mention of Orry Main from you ;)
@JoseFernandez-qt8hm
@JoseFernandez-qt8hm 2 года назад
"stonewall" owes Hampton's Legion for fighting the delaying action which gave "stonewall" the time he needed to deploy his brigade.....
@apachecatcat3495
@apachecatcat3495 2 года назад
Henry Hill? I didn’t know Goodfellows were there…
@MayoFilms83
@MayoFilms83 2 года назад
Battle at Bull Run by William C Davis is a good book. What happened to the headstones that where by the waterhole?
@df5295
@df5295 Год назад
Imagine having a battle right at your house!
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