The River Remembers: A Sensational Tale of Chattahoochee Hills (1715–1865)

The Creek Confederacy and Stories of Resilience

This episode examines the history of the Creek Confederacy, from their Mississippian roots to the challenges of settler expansion and internal strife. Key figures like Chief William McIntosh and pivotal events such as the Red Stick War and the Treaty of Indian Springs are discussed, highlighting themes of betrayal, unity, and resilience. The episode concludes with reflections on cultural preservation and how Creek oral traditions continue to honor their heritage.

The Early History of Campbell County

This episode delves into the foundations of Campbell County, starting with Duncan G. Campbell’s advocacy for education and treaty rights. Discover the rivalry that shaped Campbellton and the strategic importance of the Chattahoochee River for trade and community growth. We also explore the county’s societal shifts leading up to the Civil War and the enduring legacy of its early pioneers.

Campbellton 1864: War on the Homefront

In this episode, we recount the turbulent summer of 1864 in Campbellton during the Civil War. From General Stoneman’s doomed raid and Sherman’s strategic moves to the deeply personal accounts of residents grappling with upheaval, we reveal how a once-peaceful town became a battleground. Hear how tactics, geography, and human resilience shaped this chapter of history.

The Rise and Fall of Campbellton Georgia

Discover the story of Campbellton, Georgia, from its establishment by Colonel Duncan G. Campbell to its ambitious dreams of river trade and railroads. Learn how the bypassing of the Atlanta & West Point Railroad led to its economic decline, leaving behind only ruins and memories. This episode reflects on Campbellton's legacy and its place among America’s ghost towns.