The War-Time Journal of a Georgia Girl

In the fall of 1864, as General Sherman invaded Georgia, young Eliza Frances Andrews and her sister Metta escaped from their home in Washington, Georgia, seeking safety in the southwestern part of the state. Eliza's diary captures the anger and despair experienced by Confederate citizens during the war's final months. Museum Audiobooks offers an authentic, unabridged audiobook of this historical text, presenting a variety of perspectives from the era, though certain language may be objectionable to modern listeners.