The Story of Civil War Medicine serves as both a companion to the National Museum of Civil War Medicine’s three sites and an introduction to C…
Hymns of the Republic: The Story of the Final Year of the American Civil War
Women in Civil War Texas: Diversity and Dissidence in the Trans-Mississippi
Rarely are we privileged to walk where glory never fades. Seldom do we get an opportunity to revisit the past. Hardly ever are we able to get …
The president traveled the country, fanning racial animus. He viewed the Congress with disdain. He also tried to undo some of the most importa…
“You discover treasures where others see nothing unusual.” -Old Chinese saying
More than $4.6 million in grants have been released by the National Park Service to help protect 783 acres in battlefields in Kentucky, North …
When First Sergeant Al Chewning of the 3rd Virginia Volunteer Infantry Regiment invited me to travel to Gaines’ Mill to participate in a progr…
Recently, I was invited to speak in the first person as Mrs. Robert E. Lee at the Ladies Tea at the Battle of Richmond, Kentucky, the second o…
On Sunday, September 1, 2019, the Shenandoah Valley Battlefields Foundation (SVBF) and Henry and Catherine Buhl signed an agreement of intent …
While the Civil War was raging across the land primarily east of the Mississippi, another struggle was taking place on the Great Plains. There…
The North-South Skirmish Association will hold its 140th National Competition October 4-6, 2019 at Fort Shenandoah near Winchester, Virginia.
You may know about important battles of the Civil War and the generals who led the armies but do you know enough about the common soldiers who…
Not a collector? You still need to attend a Civil War show!
On September 6, 2019, Shiloh National Military Park, the city of Parkers Crossroads, and the Tennessee Historical Commission will have a publi…
The North Georgia Relic Hunters recently sponsored its 41st Annual Southeastern Civil War and Antique Gun Show at the Cobb County Civic Center…
Amid the debate over whether to keep Confederate monuments in public places, the tomb of the commander who achieved victory over the Confedera…
The reenactment community lost a precious three year old. Little Maggie Sue died in a tragic accident.
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