ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Renowned historian and licensed Gettysburg battlefield guide Garry Adelman tells the story of how he harnessed his passion for American history and made it his career. He talks about the similarities we share with the people of the past, some ways Civil War photography still bests our digital devices, and how he uses the power of YouTube to bring the battlefield to the living room through his position with the American Battlefield Trust.
Garry's Links:
YouTube: American Battlefield Trust
Facebook: Garry Adelman's Civil War Page
Website: https://www.battlefields.org/
Show Links:
YouTube: @creatorsbymoonlight
English
United States
explicit content
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