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African Americans in Springfield
Springfield, Illinois had a vibrant African American Community during the time Abraham Lincoln lived in the city. This episode highlights his relationship with four African Americans in the community.
The episode was written by David Blanchette, directed by Heather Feezor, and edited by Steven Varble. Narration was provided by, Springfield Illinois actor, Reggie Guyton.
This episode was funded inpart by a grant from Illinois Humanities, with funds from the National Endowment for the Humanities and the America Rescue Plan Act of 2021. Any views, findings in this project do not necessarily represent those of the National Endowment for the Humanities. This program was supported by Union Pacific.
Music by Chris Vallillo www.chrisvallillo.com
Midnight on the Water, Saugatuck
Music by Mike Anderson www.dulcimerguy.com
Lincoln and Liberty, Rosin the Bow, Angeline the Baker, and June Apple
Music by Mike Anderson and Royce Jones
Battle Cry of Freedom
Sounds by www.Freesound.org: ”Hammering Nails, Close, A.wav" by InspectorJ (www.jshaw.co.uk); Crowdsound http://freesound.org/people/klankbeeld/; Carriage in Vienna Urkki69; Angry Mob by unchaz; Man Yelling by TRP at Freesound.org; Scissors by jadend2; Outdoor Crowd by kyles; Small Group laughter by Ch0cchi; SE Horse & wagon with lots of wooden & metal rattle.wavrecorded by Piotrek Zyla; Horsewagon horse walking slowly ext.wav by lefthandwinnie; Preacher in Ghana by musesdelight; horse whinny by foxen10; People shuffling out of church by BeeProductive; Duna River Beach by szegvari; Door Slam by SoundsForHim
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By Looking for LincolnSpringfield, Illinois had a vibrant African American Community during the time Abraham Lincoln lived in the city. This episode highlights his relationship with four African Americans in the community.
The episode was written by David Blanchette, directed by Heather Feezor, and edited by Steven Varble. Narration was provided by, Springfield Illinois actor, Reggie Guyton.
This episode was funded inpart by a grant from Illinois Humanities, with funds from the National Endowment for the Humanities and the America Rescue Plan Act of 2021. Any views, findings in this project do not necessarily represent those of the National Endowment for the Humanities. This program was supported by Union Pacific.
Music by Chris Vallillo www.chrisvallillo.com
Midnight on the Water, Saugatuck
Music by Mike Anderson www.dulcimerguy.com
Lincoln and Liberty, Rosin the Bow, Angeline the Baker, and June Apple
Music by Mike Anderson and Royce Jones
Battle Cry of Freedom
Sounds by www.Freesound.org: ”Hammering Nails, Close, A.wav" by InspectorJ (www.jshaw.co.uk); Crowdsound http://freesound.org/people/klankbeeld/; Carriage in Vienna Urkki69; Angry Mob by unchaz; Man Yelling by TRP at Freesound.org; Scissors by jadend2; Outdoor Crowd by kyles; Small Group laughter by Ch0cchi; SE Horse & wagon with lots of wooden & metal rattle.wavrecorded by Piotrek Zyla; Horsewagon horse walking slowly ext.wav by lefthandwinnie; Preacher in Ghana by musesdelight; horse whinny by foxen10; People shuffling out of church by BeeProductive; Duna River Beach by szegvari; Door Slam by SoundsForHim