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
The Battle of the Wilderness and Battle of the Mule Shoe come alive at Ohio’s largest and best Civil War Reenactment September 21-22 along the…
When John Saporito of Newport News rolled his vintage Weber wagon off its trailer and onto the Parade Ground at Fort Monroe National Monument,…
When we think of Florida, we think of beaches, sunshine and tropical weather. We think of palm trees, oranges, the everglades, and coastline a…
The Civil War had been raging for a year. America was engaged in a vicious struggle with itself. The Peninsula Campaign was just the beginning.
As I stand in awe of the honor bestowed on me and even more HUMBLED by the location in which I address the ‘Citizens of the South’, my mind’s …
Photos by Vonda Dixon
They were known as Rousseau’s Raiders because of their destruction in Alabama. General Rousseau rode at the head of twenty-five hundred Union …
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