• Boy Scout volunteers placing flags in the Andersonville National Cemetery for Memorial Day

    Andersonville

    National Historic Site Georgia

Park Film Loan Program

Front of park film DVDs
 

On request, teachers may borrow a copy of the park's two orientation films, "Echoes of Captivity" and "Voices from Andersonville" on DVD. Each program is about 30 minutes in length. Contact park staff to request the films. This offering is free, but please return the DVD so others may use it and this offering can remain free.

The park offers two films to choose from which explore the story of the Andersonville Prison and the experience of American prisoners of war. You may request one or both for classroom viewing.

"Voices from Andersonville" is a 28 minute film which focuses on the history of the Andersonville Prison during the Civil War.

"Echoes of Captivity" is a 27 minute film which serves as an introduction to the experience of prisoners of war throughout American history. This film includes the Andersonville story as well as interviews with prisoners of war from WWI, WWII, Korea, Vietnam, and the first Gulf War.

Please note that this offer is available only to bonafide educational institutions and their staff or representatives.

Did You Know?

Boston Corbett, the man credited with killing John Wilkes Booth

Boston Corbett (Sergeant 16th NY Cavalry), the man credited with killing John Wilkes Booth, was a prisoner at Andersonville.