Scott takes you on a captivating journey through the rich history and culture of Savannah, Georgia.

He weaves together the storied past of the city from Robert Louis Stevenson's inspiration for Treasure Island at the Pirate's House Tavern to the American Prohibition Museum's depiction of the mobster era. Scott also provides travel tips and highlights must-visit locations such as Chippewa Square, famous for the 'Forrest Gump' bench scene, and the lush, historical squares and landmarks Savannah offers.

Tune in to uncover the tales and secrets of this charming Southern city.

00:00 Introduction

00:43 Birth of Treasure Island

04:12 Rum runners caught

07:23 A famous bench

10:38 The Savannah Bananas

11:36 Travel Tips for Visiting Savannah

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Scott explores the significant but often overlooked contributions of Colonel Strong Vincent during the Battle of Gettysburg. Traveling through iconic locations like Devil's Den, Big Round Top, and Little Round Top, Scott recounts the heroic stand made by Vincent and his brigade on Little Round Top, crucial in securing a Union victory.

Despite his leadership and ultimate sacrifice, Vincent's name remains overshadowed by others from the battle.

This episode sheds light on his bravery and the lasting impact of his actions.

00:00 Introduction

00:53 Looking for something

02:21 The Battle of Little Round Top

05:14 Strong Vincent's Legacy

07:33 Heroes on t-shirts

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In this podcast, we'll delve into the heart of iconic events and lesser-known moments. We'll meet the heroes, the unexpected players, and the voices that have been lost to time

Join me, your host Scott, as we explore the forgotten corners and hidden details of history, rediscovering the stories that deserve to be remembered, both grand and small.

This is the History Road Trip podcast.

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