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Tuesday, October 26, 2010. Posted by Blue Bellied Yank. Wednesday, April 2, 2008. Posted by Blue Bellied Yank. Sunday, May 27, 2007. May 28, 2007 10 am to 5 pm. Posted by Blue Bellied Yank. Sunday, May 20, 2007. Travel back in time at the historic Billie Creek Village, located at Rockville, Indiana. This event is known as the best Civil War Re-enactment in the north.
Thoughts, Essays, and Musings on the Civil War. Thursday, January 19, 2012. My Blog is Moving! I just wanted to let all my readers know that my blog is moving to a new address at Wordpress. I found that they offered a more reader-friendly format that allws me to do more with ym graphics. Wednesday, January 11, 2012. Much is said about the.
A vivid description of mounted cavalry combat. Wyeth, 4th Alabama Cavalry. Writing in 1898, Wyeth left this vivid description of the mounted fighting at Shelbyville. As a youth, he worked on the farm and then taught school to .
A new adventure and tracing Civil War soldiers. Well, I have exciting news to share with you all. I began my new job on June 5 with the North Dakota State Archives. I worked with the gentleman over the phone and checked a couple databases on Ancestry. Maybe, but, just as with the initial question of did he serve, there is no direct, hard evidence to say for certain.
Sunday, July 12, 2015. And now, what do you think? As we are at or near the end of the Civil War Navy Sesquicentennial, I would be interested in reading any retrospective posts from current or former contributors to this blog, as well as the many folks who have followed us. What posts on this site stood out for you in the last five years? Posted by Seaman Rob.
To the Sound of the Guns. Civil War Artillery, Battlefields and Historical Markers. End of the War at Charleston. Marching Through Loudoun in 1863. About this Blog, and Me.
A blog on the Battle of Newport Barracks, North Carolina and other topics of interest. The above map of the Battle of Newport Barracks was drawn by Josiah O. Livingston of the 9th Vermont. Livingston was one of three members of the 9th Vermont to later win the Medal of Honor for their actions during the February 2, 1864 battle. To purchase a copy of my book on the Battle of Newport Barracks, click on the image above. Gettysburg, PA, United States.
Thoughts of Civil War Cavalry Author J. The new link is here. Please update your links and URLs. Prior to the Civil War, White purchased a large farm.
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Life of a soldier series. See LIFE OF A SOLDIER Table of Contents. General Joseph Hooker and Hookers? I was interviewed by Jane Johansson for her The Trans-Mississippian Blog.
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Guide to Finding Naval Photographs. Published quarterly, was launched in 2012 to explore and describe in detail the naval history of the conflict and more fully underpin its military role and importance. The Civil War naval history explodes into life on the pages of.
Civil war navy history artifacts living history reenacting uniforms musket cannon ship ironclad monitor merrimac confederate union. This effort was begun to share knowledge of the Navies, Federal and Confederate, during the American Civil War. It is hoped that many people will contribute articles, illustrations, artifacts, pictures, etc to more accurately shape what is known and taught about the men and their culture. Please come back frequently to see how our site grows.
Sunday, July 12, 2015. And now, what do you think? As we are at or near the end of the Civil War Navy Sesquicentennial, I would be interested in reading any retrospective posts from current or former contributors to this blog, as well as the many folks who have followed us. What posts on this site stood out for you in the last five years? Posted by Seaman Rob.
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Lee because, having fought with him in Mexico, he saw him as a vulnerable human rather than as an unbeatable general. Interesting, in any case . There is a YouTube video. At their Civil War colle.