De Soto National Memorial: Reenactors of the de Soto Story

Hermann Trappman

Hermann Trappman, historian and artist, describes how de Soto reenactors help others connect with a moment of history and ignite a lasting interest. He observes that the reenactors are passionate and each have their own perspective on history.

SHOW MORE

Related Videos

8 Items

Daniel Stephens: 16th Century Weapons at the De Soto National Memorial

Experience Chickasaw History and Culture
Daniel Stephens is a historian and seasoned reenactor on-site at the De Soto National Memorial.

Daniel Stephens: Camp Uzita at the De Soto National Memorial

Experience Chickasaw History and Culture
Historian Daniel Stephens describes the replica village of Camp Uzita at the De Soto National Memorial.

De Soto Expedition: Telling a Balanced Story

Scott Pardue
Scott Pardue explains the importance of telling the story of De Soto in a balanced way.

Scott Pardue: Weaponry Engages Guests at the De Soto National Memorial

Experience Chickasaw History and Culture
Scott Pardue says that weaponry props help guests understand the story at the De Soto National Memorial.

De Soto National Memorial: Engaging Kids in the de Soto Story

Experience Chickasaw History and Culture
Scott Pardue shares the kid-friendly and engaging Junior Ranger Guide Book.

Scott Pardue: Florida's De Soto National Memorial

Experience Chickasaw History and Culture
Scott Pardue recognizes de Soto's 1540-41 experience with the Chickasaws as a turning point in the expedition.

Chickasaws Complete the de Soto Story

Scott Pardue
Scott Pardue believes it is important for the Chickasaws to share their perspective of de Soto.

Youth Learning about the de Soto Story

Scott Pardue
Scott Pardue, Superintendent of the De Soto National Memorial, explains how his 10-year-old daughter is intrigued with history.