Great Divide Pictures
Dedicated to Capturing the Beauty of Nature
and the Human Experience in History
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Shiloh: Fiery TrialAiring on Public Broadcast Stations around the country in 2012. Check your local PBS listings for show dates and times. Compelling recreations and poignant first hand accounts bring to life the Civil War battle author Shelby Foote referred to as “a cauldron of pure hell.” Shiloh, fought in south central Tennessee in April 1862, was the first large titanic battle of the war.
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Native American Glacier National ParkIt is one of the most beautiful of America’s National Parks, but the Native peoples who consider the mountains, rivers and lakes of Glacier National Park their sacred homeland, have a different perspective on this place.
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Documentary Our Time in Hell: The Korean WarAmerica’s “Forgotten War” is graphically conveyed through rare archival footage and on-cameras interviews from those who fought on both sides of the battlefield.
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National Park Service Pipestone: An Unbroken LegacyTold through the voices of Native American elders, Pipestone is a powerful and poignant testimony of what the sacred quarries of southwestern Minnesota mean to Native peoples, past and present.
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Natural History The Saint Croix: A Northwoods JourneyAlong a 252-mile ribbon winding through Wisconsin and Minnesota, the Namekagon and Saint Croix Rivers comprise one of America’s hidden jewels and one of the National Park Service’s best-kept secrets.
