Lincoln riding through the streets of Richmond
Mike Gorman talks to host Jeff Majer about President Abraham Lincoln’s historic trip to Richmond less then 48 hour after the evacuation of the Confederate Government. The Confederates had held the strong hold in RVA for 4 years and on their way out of town the business district will be set ablaze.
When the President appears on the banks of the James River he will be mobbed by newly freed slaves as he tries to push his way through Shockoe.
Gorman is a historian with the National Park Service and compiles sources about Civil War Richmond at www.mdgorman.com.
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Love your site and this interview. Do you know how I can get in touch w/Mr. Gorman?
Best,
Mike
Thanks. He works for the National Parks Service in Richmond or if you want to send me your contact I can have him get in touch with you. You can email me at jeffmajer@historyreplaystoday.org
I’m impressed by your writing. Are you a professional or just very kneeawdgelblo?
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