The Revenant South
@RevenantSouth
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Remembering a Civilization Gone With the Wind | ''Twill live in Song and Story, though its Folds are in the Dust.''
The Land of Cavaliers
Joined January 2026
On a side note, I'd like to offer my prayers to any of you in need. You don't have to tell me the details; just shoot me a DM, and I'll be more than happy to pray for you. Thank you all again for the support, and God bless! -Z
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Thank you all for (nearly) seven thousand followers! I never expected this account to take off like it did, and, frankly, I can scarcely articulate how grateful I am. I'm glad all of you have taken such interest in my home (the South) and that I can share its culture with you.
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1960 Sugar Bowl: LSU vs Ole Miss When Southern Universities were still Southern.
Mississippi-Vanderbilt Football Game at Vaught-Hemingway Stadium (9/27/1997)
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Johnny Cash Plays 'Ghost Riders in the Sky' on the 'The Muppets Show' Originally Aired 1/2/1981
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Confederate infantrymen from the Army of Northern Virginia in Frederick, Maryland The photo was likely taken around September 12, 1862, prior to the Battle of South Mountain (Boonsboro Gap).
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Vintage Allen & Ginter Cigarette Cards from the 'Great Generals' Series (c. 1888)
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Wartime Stars and Bars Apron Created c. 1861–1865
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Mississippi-Vanderbilt Football Game at Vaught-Hemingway Stadium (9/27/1997)
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'The Fourth Alabama at Manassas, 1862' by Don Troiani
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The unveiling of the J.E.B. Stuart Monument (May 30, 1907)
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Commercials for Southern Bread Featuring the Southern Colonel by Jim Henson (1965-1966)
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Lighter and Mascara Brush of Patsy Cline These were recovered from the site of her fatal plane crash.
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Check THIS out. I got this from eBay. It's from 1882 and it's a 3-part cantata written to celebrate the life of Robert E. Lee! Not only is there no recording, there is no record that I could find that this work even EXISTS. It's just about the rarest musical work I've ever found.
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'Robert E Lee at Fredericksburg' by Henry Alexander Ogden
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