The Road to Dixie Show

24/11/2022

Richmond had planned to donate the A.P Hill statue to the Black History Museum and Cultural Center of Virginia, but now, four collateral descendants of Hill want ownership of the statue, and Hill& #…

18/09/2022

Episode 3 in a few weeks. Finally right? lol -Buford T.

17/09/2022

Buford T. here, TONIGHT ON THE SHOW FOR GIVEAWAYS! Thanks to Shotwell Publishing (www.shotwellpublishing.com), I will be giving away 2 copies of The South Was Right (current edition) on the show. All you have to do is listen for the 2 songs I tell ya and when you hear them, message me and you win! Simple right lol. See y'all at 7pm Eastern / 6pm Central Time. Yes we have an app also for The Bluegrass Jamboree. www.thebluegrassjamboree.com

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06/09/2022

The Wyse Fork Battlefield is endangered because of planned highway construction. The NC Depart of Transportation wants to run the new highway 70 bypass with interchange through the heart of the battlefield where the heat of the battle took place. There is another route that could be used that is muc

03/09/2022

Buford T. here, Thanks to Shotwell publishing I have 3 more books I'm giving away on my radio show tonight:

1) Causes of the Civil War by Philip Leigh (Audiobook format)

2) A Constitutional History of Secession by John Re*****on Graham (eBook format)

3) Clyde Wilson’s Calhoun: A Statesman for the 21st Century (Paperback)

The way to win as usual is listen for one of the 3 songs I mention during the show. Message me when you hear it and you win! Keep in mind that if you've won anything from the show within the last week you're not able to participate this week since there's a 2 week cool down period for winners.

Good luck to all of y'all and remember you can tune into my show every Saturday night at 7pm Eastern / 6pm Central on The Bluegrass Jamboree. We have an app also. www.thebluegrassjamboree.com

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28/08/2022

Happy Birthday to Past Chief of Heritage Defense Ben Jones!!!! Cooter's Place Ben Jones aka "Cooter"

27/08/2022

Buford T. here, GIVEAWAY TIME! This one will be a doozy thanks to Shotwell Publishing. I’m getting a new call in number because my toll free number has been acting up so no call ins. Instead we will do like last week and you’ll have to message me when you hear one of the 3 songs through the show I’ll make mention throughout the show so you won’t miss it if you’re tuned in. I broadcast live every Saturday night at 7pm eastern / 6pm central on The Bluegrass Jamboree. We have an app also to listen mobile. www.thebluegrassjamboree.com
So let’s get started. First is, Understanding the War Between the States by The Society of Independent Southern Historians audiobook. I’ll be giving away that promo code, but wait there’s more (informercial style)… An ebook for The South's Struggle: America's Hope By Walter D. “Donnie” Kennedy. And We still aren’t done! Finally, choice paperback or audiobook of Confederaphobia: An American Epidemic by Paul C. Graham. Winner’s choice. PLEASE check out http://www.shotwellpublishing.com/ for over 70+ unapologetically Southern titles books. For signing up you get 2 free eBooks. Southern Books, No Apologies.

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21/08/2022

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In rural fields just east of Kinston, North Carolina, the hallowed ground of the Wyse Fork Battlefield, preserved for decades by supporters of our shared...

17/08/2022

Howdy everyone Buford here, I just wanted to stop in and say thank you to everyone who’s been supporting the page here. I know we haven’t updated in a while but that was due to my work schedule. Now things have lightened up for me. My awesome Co-host Ellen has been doing a wonderful job posting links for all of you as well. We will get to working on a new episode hopefully within a few weeks. And to kick it off I’ve landed a great partnership with Shotwell Publishing. Books that pertain to Southern Heritage and the War for Southern Independence will be either given away from contests, promo codes etc. this includes: Hard copy, digital and audiobooks formats. I’m excited with this partnership and looking forward to bringing you episode 3. -Hoss

06/08/2022

04/08/2022

The "Copperheads," or Lincoln's opponents during the War, are the key to understanding the history of secession, the War, and the Reconstruction era, includi...

02/08/2022

The following poem was written in a Bible owned by Alpha Cook - 21st North Carolina. Cook was killed in the battle of Cedar Creek in 1864. His Bible was taken from his co**se by a Federal soldier on the battlefield, 15 years later that Federal soldier would return that Bible to Cook's mother. This is the poem that Cook had written:

"I want to see my mother nigh, Oh can you call her name?
It wouldn't seem hard to die to have my mother near.
My home is in the mountains, up where the pine trees wave;
Was there I heard the bugle calling for the brave.

But, I want to see my mother, her tender, Loving eye -
and hear her footstep, to hear her call my name.
To have her pray beside me - No other prays the same.
I want to clasp her dear hand, and hold her to my heart,
And say, God bless you Mother, once more before we part.

Mother, Mother, come to me! I cannot die alone.
Come quick my Angel Mother, Oh, Don't hear me groan.
Oh No, she does not hear me, she doesn't know my pain
and She'll never, ever, see my old seat again

She's tending darling sister - I've dreamed of her all day.
And I hear my little prattler lisping, Brudder far away.
Oh God! O Chaplain, Hear me! Pray Heaven will give me grace;
to still this Dying longing To see my Mother's face.

There. Peace! I'll turn to Jesus, He never would complain -
He came to save his country, Yet Jesus too was slain.
Yes, Brother, God has heard you, He's calmed my agony.

My sins are all forgiven now: and he is all to me.
Then tell my blessed Mother, I'm dying peacefully -
Christ Jesus now is Mother! and he will take care of me."

Photo: Unidentified Confederate soldier with Bible.

North Carolina Confederates

25/07/2022

https://familytreenuts.org/f/civil-war-pow-grave-found-in-lost-cemetery

We were so excited to have finally found it; the grave of my Great-Grandfather who had been a Civil War POW while serving with Morgan’s Raiders. The day we found the cemetery was a very important day to me personally bec...

27/06/2022

17/06/2022

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=SrYG2_-dG_g&feature=share

(June 16, 2022) (June 16, 2022) Two days ago the Jacksonville, Florida City Council voted 13-to-6 to defeat a resolution that would have required the city to...

10/06/2022

Talk of secession was nothing new in 1860. You can read more about various states and territories at this previous post. One of the less ...

30/05/2022

https://youtu.be/b6L_UZAlOek
Watch Lady School the Pentagon on their Pro-Slave Military Bases (not the ones you think)
Check our our newest Youtube video!
The Woke Pentagon has blamed the South for all their woes and has decided the solution is to rename the US Military Bases after American Heroes from the South. Fort Bragg, Pickett, Polk and Beauregard are just a few of the nearly dozen installations on the cancel culture chopping block.
Watch this lady school them in what every American should know (guess they missed history class). And listen up for a Memo to Massachusetts including Yale University! If you agree with her, send a message to your legislators

The Woke Pentagon has blamed the South for all their woes and has decided the solution is to rename the US Military Bases after American Heroes from the Sou...

30/05/2022

"Both Columbus, Georgia and Columbus, Mississippi, claim to have celebrated the first Memorial Day. Area newspapers accidentally published the date set aside for the ceremony as April 25th rather than April 26th, which is why Columbus, Mississippi, conducted the event on April 25th 1866. The Memphis Appeal printed an apology stating the date was a typo. But, it was, of course, too late.

In Columbus, Georgia, as well as some other cities, the soldiers who died in the War Between the States were honored on April 26th, 1866. The Ladies’ Memorial Association of Columbus, Georgia, passed a resolution in January of 1866 to designate a day to place flowers on the graves of fallen soldiers. The group’s secretary, Mary Ann Williams, sent information about their plans to newspapers all over the United States. The letter asked people to honor the fallen on April 26th, the date that many Confederates surrendered in North Carolina in 1865.

The 12 April 1866 edition of The New York Times reported, “Preparations are being made at various points throughout the South to observe the 26th of April as an anniversary in honor of the rebel dead.”

So, while Columbus, Mississippi is often credited with being the birthplace of Memorial Day as they held the first event, the ladies of the town with the same name in Georgia actually conceptualized the observance...."

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Memorial Day May 30, 2022 Ellen Stone Leave a comment Both Columbus, Georgia and Columbus, Mississippi, claim to have celebrated the first Memorial Day. Area newspapers accidentally published the date set aside for the ceremony as April 25th rather than April 26th, which is why Columbus, Mississippi...

28/04/2022

http://ncscvmemorials.com/uncategorized/barry-isenhour-his-work-and-legacy-remembered/

Barry Isenhour, His Work and Legacy Remembered May 2, 2020 Ellen Stone 2 Comments Barry Foutz Isenhour left this world on Tuesday, April 28th. Many of us knew him as a man dedicated to sharing true Southern history and were inspired by seeing one of his presentations or watching his Isenhour Speaks....

25/04/2022

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23/04/2022

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-10731545/Black-Tennessee-mayor-declares-April-Confederate-History-Month.html

Livingston Mayor Curtis Hayes signed the proclamation last week with members of the SCV, a Tennessee-based group comprised of male descendants of Confederate soldiers,

20/04/2022

https://www.overtoncountynews.com/news/local_state/confederate-history-month-proclaimed/image_31c0a54a-ba89-11ec-9f01-f7ff778254e4.html?fbclid=IwAR3BWi8CTn3TnMIL1-QXt-FoSsRgYoWHo8hPxyu3XqIms4y8_RHHLCkN0zA

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19/04/2022

Historic 1862 photo "The Lexington Rifles". When Kentucky Governor Beriah Magoffin established pro-Southern Home Guards in March 1860, the Lexington Rifles were the first to join. When Lincoln was elected President, United States flag stopped being displayed in the city. When news of the Battle of Fort Sumter reached Lexington, the leader of the Lexington Rifles, John Hunt Morgan, telegraphed Confederate President Jefferson Davis to offer assistance, and raised the Confederate flag above the city's woolen factory.

12/04/2022

Happy Birthday, Buford!!!!

11/04/2022

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=ZaCLUnFU71Y&t=1232s

Kevin Levin proudly states that black Confederates were a "myth." He wrote an entire polemic, I mean book, dedicated to punching holes in a straw man while u...

26/03/2022

Buford T. here, if anyone wanna check out my radio show please tune in www.thebluegrassjamboree.com we have an app also. Every Saturday night 7pm Eastern time

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10/03/2022

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