Where's Liz? Andersonville, Then and Now

[Liz]

Warning....includes some graphic pictures of what happened at the Civil War Prison camp.

http://wheres-liz-2013.blogspot.com/2013/03/andersonville-then-and-now.html

[snowball]

very informative...I can't imagine what they went through
I would bet that there is a very special spirit there
sheila

[Redwahine]

That is really interesting. A part of history we don't hear about. Thanks for sharing.

[Carolinagal]

A small spot on the map and you have stopped and appreciated all those who once lived and died there . Thank you Liz for sharing, so many will drive through that town and never realize any of the history there or The struggles and hardships of that time.

Your adventures are already so interesting, think we all are in for a great summer with you .

I enjoyed it so much,
CArol

[rvgrammy1953]

Liz, you out did yourself on this one....your tour is very well presented....had Ernie go to it on his laptop so he could see it, too.....We're putting Andersonville on our travels south this fall....Thanks for the history lesson and tour....I'm sure I'll be contacting you for cg info, etc..... This is truly special.

[Dawn309]

Thank you Liz for your wonderful tour of Andersonville. It was definitely thought provoking.

[Redetotry]

Great pictures and narrative Liz. It is hard to believe people could be so cruel even in war.

[avalen]

very interesting indeed, never knew about the prison camps in the US. A part of history I was never taught. Thank you.

[Travelinana]

Liz, what a remarkable tour...very sad to see man's inhumanity.. what a tragedy for our country. I love my travels with you.

[Yakn1]

Liz, thank you for the insight of that ugly place. My great great grandfather was a prisoner there, but survived only because he was an officer.