Civil War Prison Guard Garrison 1861
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- Опубліковано 19 вер 2024
- Several weeks after North Carolina joined the Confederacy, Governor Henry Clark was commissioned to construct a prison for incoming Union prisoners of war. An empty textile mill, Maxwell Chambers mill, was selected as North Carolina’s only prison during the War Between the States.
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Loved the history!! I’d read about this place online before! Thanks for exploring and sharing the history and awesome pictures!! Great video!! :)
Thank you for your comments and for watching. Glad you liked it.
What a charming property. I sure hope it gets some TLC before the elements take over. You did a wonderful job presenting this.
Thank you, glad you liked it. Thanks for watching.
What a beautiful setting. The vines and all the greenery look so lush. I hope someone is taking care of the property. Thanks for the tour!
Glad you liked it and thank you for watching. Yes, it is being cared for, thank you for your comments.
I hope this place and ole buildings ain't just gonna be allowed to grow up with vines and left to rot with time like that. This is history, this is something that can not be reseen unless through photos.. it's sad so many people don't care and appreciate the history, the stories,the craftsmanship of this era gone by. It's so beautiful, amazin to watch. Thank u so much for ur time in goin out trying to preserve this in videos. From South Carolina..
Thank you for your comments. The owner does cut the grass he lives on the property. The museum will take care of it in the future. Thanks for watching.
What a beautiful video! How I'd love to see the inside. Great work! Thanks 😊
Glad you liked it, thank you for watching.
Beautiful video❤ nature has overcome the grounds and looks amazing! Would love to visit this someday. Can imagine it gets a lot of people visiting every year…thank you so much for sharing this beautiful video❤❤
Glad you liked it and thank you for your comments. I would suggest to anyone wanting to go here to stay on the sidewalk, it is assumed that it is owned by the museum, it is not. It is private property and the owner will run you off with a rifle as I found out. Thanks for watching.