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37 Weeks

Week 22 (September 15 - September 21)

Episode 22 | 1m 44s

Atlanta residents are ordered out of the city and must find homes wherever they can.

It is mid-September, 1864. Sherman expels the city’s residents, allowing willing evacuees to carry a limited amount of property, including slaves. During a ten-day truce, Union wagons load residents and property onto boxcars that will transport them southward. Some find shelter in the homes of relatives; others have nowhere to go and are met with disease or death from damp, unsanitary conditions.

09/14/2014 | Rating NR

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37 Weeks is a local public television program presented by GPB

37 Weeks

Week 22 (September 15 - September 21)

Episode 22 | 1m 44s

It is mid-September, 1864. Sherman expels the city’s residents, allowing willing evacuees to carry a limited amount of property, including slaves. During a ten-day truce, Union wagons load residents and property onto boxcars that will transport them southward. Some find shelter in the homes of relatives; others have nowhere to go and are met with disease or death from damp, unsanitary conditions.

09/14/2014 | Rating NR

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