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History Across America-Drayton Hall. Charleston, SC
Go inside a home that is older than the United States in this edition of our History Across America series. Drayton Hall on of the oldest unrestored plantation house in America still open to the public. Located just outside Charleston, SC this home is the nation’s finest and earliest example of fully executed Palladian architecture and its double portico is acclaimed as the first of its kind in the world. #history #americanhistory #charleston #colonialhistory
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Woodruff Fontaine House Museum-Memphis, TN
Built in 1871, along “Millionaires Row,” this French Victorian mansion was home to two prominent Memphis families. Amos Woodruff, a successful carriage maker, built the house for his family. Become a subscriber for a more extensive tour of this historic home. If you don't wish to become a subscriber, but still wish to support us, we graciously accept production donations. Give on our website, venmo and paypal. Venmo @RoundTablemedia Paypal @ Paypal.me/RoundTablemedia One our website @ www.RoundTableTV.net Thank you for your support.
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The Sultana Disaster Museum
Step back into one of the most tragic—and often overlooked—chapters in American history. In this episode of History Across America, we visit the Sultana Disaster Museum to uncover the story of the Sultana, a Mississippi River steamboat that exploded and sank in April 1865, just days after the end of the Civil War. More than 1,000 people lost their lives, many of them recently released Union prisoners of war making their long-awaited journey home. Explore the history behind the disaster, hear the stories of those aboard, and discover how the Sultana Disaster Museum is working to preserve the memory of the passengers, crew, survivors, and victims for future generations. * PLEASE NOTE:The museum featured in the video is now closed in preparation for the opening of their new museum scheduled for Nov 2026. 🇺🇸 History Across America takes you beyond the history books to visit the places, meet the people, and uncover the stories that helped shape our nation. 📺 Watch more History Across America! Find RoundTableTV on Roku and Amazon Fire TV for exclusive content, extended interviews, additional segments, and more. 👍 Like this video, subscribe to our channel, and share it with someone who loves American history! #HistoryAcrossAmerica #Sultana #SultanaDisaster #SultanaMuseum #AmericanHistory #CivilWarHistory #MississippiRiver #History #USHistory #RoundTableTV
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