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First Female Buffalo Soldier - Cathay Williams

COC wrote 1 week ago: Cathay Williams (1842 –1892? ) was the first and only known female Buffalo Soldier.   She was b … more →

Tags: 2009, Army, Articles, Buffalo Soldier, cathay williams, Civil War, female, military, Slave

RIP Patrick Swayze3 comments

Daniel Sauerwein wrote 2 months ago: You may be wondering why I would devote a post to the passing of Patrick Swayze, which occurred toda … more →

Tags: Confederate Army, General, North and South, Orry Main, Patrick Swayze

Review of History Shots - History of the Union Army, American Civil War 1861 - 1865

Rene Tyree wrote 3 months ago: History Shots History of the Union Army Larry Gormley . Larry Gormley of History Shots kindly agreed … more →

Tags: Army of the Potomac, Army of West Tennessee, cartography, Charles Joseph Minard, Civil War, Civil War Battles, Civil War Campaigns, Civil War dead, Civil War History

Civil War reading recommended by the US Army

Daniel Sauerwein wrote 4 months ago: The fine folks at the US Army’s Command and General Staff College at Ft. Leavenworth have seve … more →

Tags: Confederate Army, Confederate government, Confederate Navy, General, Research, Unioin Navy, Union government, Civil War reading lists, Command and General Staff College

New York Historical Society Exhibit "Lincoln and New York" to open in October

Daniel Sauerwein wrote 4 months ago: NEW-YORK HISTORICAL SOCIETY TO PRESENT THE LANDMARK EXHIBITION LINCOLN AND NEW YORK, OCTOBER 9, 2009 … more →

Tags: General, Research, Union government, lincoln exhibit, New-York Historical Society

Review of The Badax Tigers

Daniel Sauerwein wrote 5 months ago: Nanzig, Thomas P., Ed. The Badax Tigers:  From Shiloh to the Surrender with the 18th Wisconsin Volun … more →

Tags: Book Review, Badax Tigers, Wisconsin, Union soldiers, 18th Wisconsin Infantry

Learning Something New Every Day

jimsjourney wrote 5 months ago: Once again I have to rely on the History Channel’s web site to find something to write about. … more →

Tags: Observations of Life, Pittsburgh, Edinboro, Kate Smith, langley high school, Pennsylvania, History Channel, Basketball, Teachers

BEAUTIFUL BELLE IN CHARLESTON: EFFE MAY BLANCHARD-WALTER

bmarshphd wrote 5 months ago: This Cabinet card is a portrait of a beautiful woman named Effe May Blanachard-Walter. Effe was from … more →

Tags: Women: Non Theatrical, civil war american, cabinet card, Newark, Civil War, Belle, Haversack, Leidloff, Charleston

The State of Jones3 comments

Rene Tyree wrote 5 months ago: The good folks at Doubleday sent me a review copy of The State of Jones: The Small Southern County T … more →

Tags: Abraham Lincoln, Antebellum South, Biography, book publishers, Book Reviews, Books, Civil War, Civil War Books, Civil War History

CIVIL WAR VETERAN BEDECKED WITH MEDALS IN MISSOURI

bmarshphd wrote 6 months ago: This Cabinet card is a terrific image of a union army Civil War Veteran. He is wearing three medals. … more →

Tags: military, Men, civil war american, Occupational, cabinet card, Civil War, Veteran, G.A.R., Grand Army of the Republic

Remember Logan's Order1 comment

Daniel Sauerwein wrote 6 months ago: Today was Memorial Day and I hope that you all remembered the charge by Gen. John A. Logan, past Com … more →

Tags: General, Union government, MEMORIAL DAY, Logan's Order

We Wish to be Remembered4 comments

Paul P. Robinette Jr. wrote 6 months ago: Joshua Lawrence Chamberlain, the hero of Little Round Top during the Battle of Gettysburg, Pennsylva … more →

Tags: Confederate Army, Research, Civil War and Memory, history and memory

April 12-The Civil War begins

Daniel Sauerwein wrote 7 months ago: I hope everyone had a Happy Easter. The date almost escaped my notice, as far as Civil War history w … more →

Tags: Confederate Army, Confederate government, Union government, Easter, Fort Sumter, Fort Sumter anniversary

147th anniversary of Shiloh1 comment

Daniel Sauerwein wrote 7 months ago: First, I wanted to let everyone know that things are alright here, but we are bracing for a second c … more →

Tags: Confederate Army, General, anniversary, Shiloh

Straight From the Front Lines

joannahahn wrote 7 months ago: The following report comes to you from Aaron Braithwaite and Katy Harvey, Museum Program Specialists … more →

Tags: Museums, History, Indiana State Museum, Civil War, civil war drill, Confederate Army

Considering the rifled musket6 comments

Daniel Sauerwein wrote 8 months ago: I am currently taking a readings class on Material Culture, which interprets the past through object … more →

Tags: General, Research, 1861 Springfield, rifled musket

My H-Net review of Campaign for Corinth

Daniel Sauerwein wrote 8 months ago: I just had my latest H-Net review published. I usually only post the link to give H-Net the traffic. … more →

Tags: Confederate Army, Book Review, Corinth, h-net, H-CivWar, Campaign for Corinth

Review of the film "American Drummer Boy"2 comments

Daniel Sauerwein wrote 9 months ago: Note: I have made a few changes, which I highlighted. This is due to my receiving a reply from Doria … more →

Tags: Confederate Army, General, 11th Kentucky, 24th Mississippi, American Drummer Boy, Asa Lewis, drummer boys, Johnny Clem, Perryville

Another exhibit in the New York City area

Daniel Sauerwein wrote 9 months ago: Here’s another great exhibit in the New York City area that was sent to me by Timothy Wroten o … more →

Tags: General, Confederate Army, Research, Abraham Lincoln, grant, New-York Historical Society, U.S. Grant, Lee, Robert E. Lee


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