Roger Daltrey heads to Spotsylvania County, Virginia to experience life on the frontlines during America's Civil War. Roger goes through the day to day regimens of men in both armies--not just enlisted men, but unsung heroes like surgeons and battlefield.

Join us on an historical scavenger hunt, as we track down the most illustrious and elusive objects of all time. See the document that tore a nation apart--the Confederate Constitution. Also we uncover the tables on which the Civil War came to a close and trace the journey of Stonewall Jackson's raincoat.

When the Confederate Army of Northern Virginia engaged the Union Army of the Potomac at Gettysburg in July 1863, an area known as "the Wheatfield", initially of little value, suddenly became the focus of intense conflict.

On the second day of the Battle of Gettysburg, the fighting climaxed on a rocky hillside known as Little Round Top. Heroes and legends were born out of the bloody battle, among them Strong Vincent and a college professor named Joshua Chamberlain.

It was one of the most crucial engagements of the Civil War--a brutal series of attacks and counterattacks during the epic Battle of Gettysburg. For three days and nights, the Confederates struggled to gain control of Culp's Hill.

The Civil War, one of the most defining moments in American history, tore the nation apart, pitting North against South--brother against brother. Over the course of four years, more than 750,000 military and civilian lives were sacrificed.

Examines technological innovations that tilted the balance of power between the Union and Confederacy and changed the way battles would be fought forever.

Explores the shocking details of America's deadliest war. As the scope of the war widened, the ferocity of each battle resulted in horrific casualties. Battles at Antietam and Gettysburg would live in infamy as two of the bloodiest battles.

Examines the profound ramifications of the Civil War on American history. As the fog of the war lifted, the United States tumbled into a deep recession.