A City Severed: How the Draft Riots Tore NYC Apart, A Recreation in Handcrafted Miniatures
“There are better places, and better times, than New York City in July, 1863.”
A City Severed: How the Draft Riots Tore NYC Apart is a short that recreates the New York City draft riots of 1863 (the “largest civil rebellion in American history”) using handcrafted miniatures made by Four Story Treehouse. It is a promotion for Copper, a crime series on BBC America that premieres Sunday, August 19, 2012. We previously posted their historical mugshot creator.
via Copper
Rusty Blazenhoff
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