This 30-minute film presentation steps back into history and shares the thoughts and feelings of the participants, the victims and those caught in the middle of the most important military operation in the history of the world.

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The Vanishing Glory's photos have been updated using digital technology.  The wide screen presentation is shown in a 65-foot theatre. 

The riveting story captures the dress, worries, and challenges of daily life during the 47-day Siege, when people often lived in caves and dined on peas and rats.

Diaries, letters and other accounts help you sense the fatigue, uncertainty and undying bravery and courage of people on both sides of the trenches.

"One of the caves had a section of the roof missing, blown away by the shelling. The other cave was furnished with a book case and came complete with four shutters to be placed over the opening for protection from the shelling."

You will never forget the people you meet in front of and behind the lines at Vicksburg.