Gettysburg, Pennsylvania was the place to be on November 23rd. Fair weather with temperatures in the mid 40’s helped entice large crowds of sp…
The early morning dew beckoned, as the shadows seemed to dance. A far-off sound of rustling leaves gave proof that they were there in the sacr…
Robert E. Lee once stated that, “Without music, there would have been no army.” There are so many documented incidents in our American legacy …
A somewhat autobiographical recollection of Former 1st Corporal Robert Grumble Hayden
Horace Mewborn well respected and widely known Mosby scholar passed away December 14, 2019 in New Bern, North Carolina.
“You discover treasures where others see nothing unusual.” -Old Chinese saying
When First Sergeant Al Chewning of the 3rd Virginia Volunteer Infantry Regiment invited me to travel to Gaines’ Mill to participate in a progr…
As many of you know, my primary focus during the War Between the States is the medical side, and that of my impression. My team and I work har…
There is a town of legend in Virginia. Its name is Abingdon and it is saturated with American history and heritage. From the American Indians,…
In the summer of 1780 they heard the calling of their country. Four hundred strong heeded the call. They were mustered into the Virginia milit…
In my search for Christ, I have found that He is always there. He walks upon the wind. He can be seen in the sky and upon the land. The ocean …
Early in 1861, the first interests in a dental corps appeared in the Regulations for the Medical Department of the CS Army. The standard suppl…
Ever wonder what makes a great event and why it is so successful? I have attended a particular event 17 out of the 25 years of its existence. …
My wife & I had traveled from north of Knoxville Tennessee to San Antonio Texas, to be with respective friends the first week of May. The …
SPRINGFIELD, Ill. (AP) — A Bible given to Abraham Lincoln in the final months of the Civil War ties together the 16th president’s budding view…
As an eagle watched from her nest in the adjacent woods, around two-hundred people gathered on a sunny, but blustery morning to honor a ten-ye…
“The graves of the Confederate dead will always be green in my memory, and their deeds be hallowed in my recollection.” R. E. Lee
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