Andrew is a happy family man, enjoying retirement with his wife and the busy daily life of his active grandchildren. Still, he is haunted by an unsolved mystery from his past. His grandfather, also named Andrew, seemed to be a happy husband and father. Then, on one April morning the grandfather disappeared, leaving his family to wonder and to question what brought a sudden end to their world. Andrew finds himself compelled to search for the answer to his grandfather's disappearance, so that he can embrace the truth of his family's legacy.

The land was called "Virginia" by Sir Walter Raleigh. A region of natural beauty, governed by temperamental weather, the western slopes of the Alleghenies beckoned a sturdy stock of early hunters, explorers, and settlers. This is the story of how those early residents forged a home, a nation, and finally, a state, along these rocky slopes.

Andrew is a happy family man, enjoying retirement with his wife and the busy daily life of his active grandchildren. Still, he is haunted by an unsolved mystery from his past. His grandfather, also named Andrew, seemed to be a happy husband and father. Then, on one April morning the grandfather disappeared, leaving his family to wonder and to question what brought a sudden end to their world. Andrew finds himself compelled to search for the answer to his grandfather's disappearance, so that he can embrace the truth of his family's legacy.

The land was called "Virginia" by Sir Walter Raleigh. A region of natural beauty, governed by temperamental weather, the western slopes of the Alleghenies beckoned a sturdy stock of early hunters, explorers, and settlers. This is the story of how those early residents forged a home, a nation, and finally, a state, along these rocky slopes.

In the introduction of his diary, Sgt. John T. Booth of Company G, 36th Ohio Volunteer Infantry, writes that the experience of a single soldier can never be considered a history of the conflict in which the soldier serves, but merely a reflection of his personal experience." Another Day in Lincoln's Army: The Civil War Journals of Sgt. John T. Booth" brilliantly illustrates this concept, capturing the ordinary day-to-day life of the Civil War soldier.

From Western Virginia and Antietam Creek in Maryland to Chickamauga in the Tennessee mountains, this is the compelling story of Booth and...

With the surrender of General Robert E. Lee's forces the great Civil War is coming to an end. In Washington City the jubilation of the people spills into the streets where the event is celebrated with bright lights and delighted laughter. One pistol shot fired in Ford's Theater brings all this glorious celebration to a swift end. Against the backdrop of this international tragedy one family, the McDaniel family, struggles to make order of their lives in the chaos that follows.