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1862 May 14: "We succeeded in silencing forts, gunboats, rams, and everything else belonging to the rebeldom"

UWRF Archives wrote 1 year ago: A letter from a soldier in the 4th Wisconsin Infantry, originally published in The Milwaukee Sentine … more →

Tags: 1862, American Civil War, Hudson North Star, 4th Wisconsin Infantry, Benjamin F. Butler, Milwaukee Sentinel, Thomas R. Williams, 6th Michigan Infantry, 31st Indiana Infantry

1862 May 3: "We arrived safe and sound at the levee at this place [New Orleans] on the first day of May"

UWRF Archives wrote 1 year ago: The “original” letter is in the Frank D. Harding Papers (River Falls Mss AB), University … more →

Tags: Letters, 1862, American Civil War, 4th Wisconsin Infantry, Frank Harding Letters, Benjamin F. Butler, Slaves and Slavery, Fort Saint Philip (La.), Fort Jackson (La.)

1862 April 30: New Orleans Captured!

UWRF Archives wrote 1 year ago: Both The Hudson North Star and The Prescott Journal on April 30, 1862, carried the same article on t … more →

Tags: 1862, American Civil War, Hudson North Star, Prescott Journal, Josiah Tattnall, USS Merrimack (Ship), CSS Virginia (Ship), Fort Saint Philip (La.), Fort Jackson (La.)

The Capture of New Orleans10 comments

Susan Macatee wrote 1 year ago: Close to 150 years ago today New Orleans was captured by the Union army during the American Civil Wa … more →

Tags: Civil War, This Day in History, Susan Macatee, Abraham Lincoln, Civil War Anniversary, civil war timeline, David Farragut, Naval Battles

150 Years Ago Today – The Capture of New Orleans

Randy Buchman wrote 1 year ago: The Southern city of New Orleans was defended downstream by two forts – Fort Jackson and Fort St. Ph … more →

Tags: Sesquicentennial Series, Civil War blog, David Farragut

Lecture, "Turning a Page: War Becomes Real in 1862."1 comment

jmlittlejohn wrote 1 year ago: Yesterday the Alfred C. O’Connell Library at Genesee Community College hosted a Civil War lect … more →

Tags: Conferences and Lectures, History, Military History, Alfred C. O'Connell Library, Genesee Community College, GCC, derek maxfield, Civil War, 1862


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