Ghosts of Green Bottom
Location: West Virginia
Length: 28 min
In this film, a team of archaeologists combines traditional research and modern technology to unveil a lost era in American history. The film examines fateful events leading to the destruction of the once-proud legacy of a loyal family of Confederate Virginians, spanning decades of the early nineteenth century across a fertile fringe of wilderness Western Virginia. With the help of about 80 slaves, their Southern-style plantation thrived. A century later, all that remained was the family home itself.
Directed by Daniel Boyd
Produced by Daniel Boyd and Mike Riley, Paradise Film Institute
Web links :
- Council for West Virginia Archaeology
- Cultural Resource Analysts, Inc.
- The Jenkins Plantation Museum
- West Virginia Archives and History(West Virginia Division of Culture and History)






