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No Going Back: Women and the War

The Civil War turned the home front into the frontline for many women in the Confederacy. As husbands departed, wives and daughters had to shoulder the full burden of daily life. Hardship and hunger forced changes in long held cultural and societal beliefs, breaking boundaries confining most women, while breaking chains for others.


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Tennessee Civil War 150No Going Back: Women and the War
29:03
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Rating: NR

The Civil War turned the home front into the frontline for many women in the Confederacy.


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Production Credits

Produced & Written by
ED JONES & GRETA REQUIERME

Original Music
JOE DELMERICO
JOEY HODGE

Narrator
MARY CHAPIN CARPENTER

Editor
ED JONES

Videographers
JIM DeMARCO
MATT EMIGH
PAUL MOJONNIER
JOHN PRATT

Audio Post & Sound Effects
JOE DELMERICO
JOEY HODGE

Violist
ANDRA DURHAM

Actors
MARIAH MEHUS
MAYA TURNER
DENICE HICKS
MARIN MILLER
JACQUELYN WHITE
JOE SHEPHERD
MARK THOMAS
MATTHEW REICH
KAUL BLUESTONE
JON HUBBLE
LESLIE DINELLA
VICKI BAILEY
ARLO ARNSTON

Land Between the Lakes Reenactors / Staff
CINDY EARLS
JONATHAN FERRELL
CHARLOTTE HUGGINS
BRIAN PRATHER
JENNIFER ROBERTS
DENISE SCHMITTOU

Travelers Rest Reenactors / Staff
BRIAN ALLISON
REBECCA JORDAN
TANYA STAGGS

Senior Engineer
DALE BAKER

Artist
SUSIE THIEMONGE

Graphics
BIZ WOODIE

Web Producer
LINDA WEI

Promotions
BRIAN O'NEILL
JOE PAGETTA

Tennessee still images Courtesy of
TENNESSEE STATE LIBRARY
AND ARCHIVES

Thanks to The TSLA Staff:
DR. WAYNE MOORE
DR. GWYNN THAYER
SUSAN GORDON
JAMI AWALT
JAMES CASTRO

Additional images Courtesy of
LIBRARY OF CONGRESS

Battlefield re-enactment footage
Courtesy of
NATIONAL PARK SERVICE

Special Thanks to:

DR. RICHARD J. BLACKETT
Andrew Jackson Professor of History
VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY

DR. CAROLE BUCY

Belmont Mansion

THE HOMEPLACE LIVING HISTORY FARM
AT USDA FOREST SERVICE
LAND BETWEEN THE LAKES, NRA

TRAVELLERS REST PLANTATION AND MUSEUM

Executive Producers
KEVIN CRANE
BETH CURLEY


Tennessee Civil War 150 is made possible in part by:

TENNESSEE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION, THE UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE, TENNESSEE CIVIL WAR NATIONAL HERITAGE AREA,
TENNESSEE CIVIL WAR SESQUICENTENNIAL COMMISSION, and FIRST TENNESSEE FOUNDATION

  Tennessee Department of Education   The University of Tennessee    Tennessee Civil War National Heritage Area    Civil War Sesquicentennial   First Tennessee Foundation