Immaculate Rose History Blogger
October 31, 2017
One March 2nd and 3rd, 1859 under a sky of heavy rain the largest auction of Africans took place in Savannah GA. The two day event was held at TinBroeck Race Course where approximately 436 people were separated and sold to the highest bidder.
It is regarded as one of the darkest episodes in our history. The Weeping Time echoes with cries of those families. As you tour Savannah we are reminded that under its beauty lies the dark secrets of our past.
On the morning of July 3, 1863 Jennie Wade uttered the words: “If someone is going to die today, let it be me.” As the fire of war raged through the town of Gettysburg Jennie would make the ultimate sacrifice at 8:30am. A sniper’s bullet enter through the kitchen door where Ms. Wade was kneading bread.
Her words that morning reminds us of the selfishness, courage and bravery during times of chaos. A perpetual flag flies over her grave in Evergreen Cemetery, Gettysburg PA.
Explore the wonders of 19th century travel; imagine seeing the world from the perspective of those who didn’t have the means. Step behind the scenes as you discover the mysteries of The Friendship of Salem. A replica of an ”East Indianman” merchant ship built in 1796-97. Take a trip to the unknown as we journey to Russia, China and other far off places.
Welcome to Savannah GA, a city that has captures its unique place in time.
Just one of the stories that makes-up the city’s legendary past.
Join us as we explore a lover’s caring who by transcending the vail of death, returned to escort his wife to the other side, The mystery of what is beyond is answered as their love story continues. Experience the haunted truth of a Savannah gentlemen and his bride he refused to forget.
#SavannahGAMmysteries #SpiritOfAndrewLow
An actual crime from the 19th century which still haunt the subconscious of our fears.
Why does the Lizzie Borden story continue to reverberate with us
Perhaps the drama of a young woman in the 19th century, accused of a double murder and her subsequent acquittal reminds us of our own dark nature. Does anyone really know what lurks behind closed doors or in the shadow of men’s minds?
Welcome to Fall River, MA—where everyone is treated like family.