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🗓️ 27 November 2022
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0:31.0 | Welcome back everyone to 1,001 Heroes Legends Histories and Mysteries podcast |
0:37.0 | this is your host John Hegedorn. |
0:40.0 | Today we offer some pretty much unknown history concerning the northern most |
0:44.0 | land action of the Civil War in America and it all started on October 19th, 1864 |
0:50.0 | in the tiny but prosperous little town of St. Albans, Vermont, |
0:54.0 | located about 20 miles south of the Canadian border. |
0:58.0 | On that peaceful fall day in New England somewhere between 18 and 21 Confederate |
1:03.0 | soldiers consisting mostly of Confederate prison escapees who had fled to Canada |
1:08.0 | rode into that sleepy town and robbed the banks of an estimated $200,000 in |
1:14.0 | gold coin and paper shooting three bystanders and critically wounding one of |
1:18.0 | them before escaping northward. |
1:20.0 | In that little peaceful town they woke up the horn is nest and created a drama |
1:25.0 | of an action movie which was made by Warner Studios in 1954 and called The |
1:30.0 | Raid. Add to this story the strong possibility that they left behind a treasure |
1:35.0 | in gold coins during their escape and what you have here is a real humdinger of a |
1:39.0 | story. |
1:41.0 | The closest I ever got to St. Albans was Keiti Gorge which is about two hours |
1:45.0 | south of St. Albans. We were living in Connecticut where business had taken me |
1:50.0 | just outside of New London and we were waiting for a new house to be finished. |
1:54.0 | We were staying at a rental which was too small for two kids in a dog and we were |
1:59.0 | all going stir crazy so one day we loaded the family in the car and took off for the |
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