19 Published: 5/28/25 Reunion at Gettysburg By: The Civil War MonitorCategory: Features A photographic examination of the massive 50th anniversary reunion of the Battle of Gettysburg held in the summer of 1913.
7 Published: 5/28/25 Three Days in New Bern By: The Civil War MonitorCategory: Sites to See New Bern is home to a rich history, incredible restaurants, and family-friendly events. We sketch out an itinerary for a 3-day visit.
Published: 5/28/25 Rebs on Yanks By: The Civil War MonitorCategory: Firsthand Accounts Read quotes by Confederate soldiers that reveal the diversity of their feelings toward their Union counterparts.
Published: 5/28/25 The Five Best Books on Jefferson Davis By: John M. and Ruth Ann CoskiCategory: Best Of Lists What are the best books about Confederate president Jefferson Davis? We asked two experts for their picks.
Published: 5/28/25 Q&A with Cecily Zander By: The Civil War MonitorCategory: Books and Discussions A Q&A with historian Cecily Zander touches on what she's reading, her favorite books, and what kind of reader she is.
Published: 5/28/25 A Costly Decision By: The Civil War MonitorCategory: Cartoons A look at the pro-Union message contained in a patriotic illustration published on an envelope, or "cover," early in the Civil War.
8 Published: 5/28/25 Rufus Dawes’ Civil War By: James MartenCategory: Features The Civil War story of Union officer Rufus Dawes of the 6th Wisconsin Infantry, one of the regiment of the famed Iron Brigade.
Published: 5/28/25 “Juneteenth” By: Tracy L. BarnettCategory: Articles Juneteenth, celebrated on June 19, commemorates the end of slavery in America. Historian Tracy Barnett explores the origins of the term.
5 Published: 5/28/25 A Prisoner’s Story By: David J. GerlemanCategory: Articles The remarkable Civil War story of Union prisoner of war James Dungan of the 19th Iowa Infantry.
Published: 5/28/25 The Butler Medal By: The Civil War MonitorCategory: Articles The Butler Medal was awarded by Major General Benjamin F. Butler to this United States Colored Troops. This one sold at auction for $45,000.
Published: 5/28/25 Summer 2025 | Dispatches By: The Civil War MonitorCategory: Commentary Reader feedback published in the Summer 2025 issue of The Civil War Monitor.
Published: 5/28/25 Enemies No More By: Terry JohnstonCategory: Commentary Reflections on the 1913 Battle of Gettysburg reunion that attracted over 50,000 Union and Confederate veterans.
Published: 5/28/25 An Unlikely Reunion By: Ronald S. CoddingtonCategory: Wartime Photography A photo of Confederate officer James Francis “Frank” Crocker offers a window into his extraordinary experience at the Battle of Gettysburg.
Published: 5/28/25 A Famed Photographer at Petersburg By: Bob ZellerCategory: Wartime Photography The story behind a photo of the Petersburg trenches that includes a view of Civil War photographer Timothy O’Sullivan.
Published: 5/28/25 The Re-creation of Thomas J. Jackson By: Matthew Christopher HulbertCategory: Articles A look at the historical accuracy of director Ron Maxwell's 2013 movie "Gods and Generals"—in particular the portrayal of Stonewall Jackson.
Published: 5/28/25 No Ordinary Birthday By: David DuncanCategory: Preservation A look at “Our Enduring Legacy: The Campaign to Preserve, Educate, and Inspire,” a new initiative by the American Battlefield Trust.
Published: 3/18/25 First Steps to Greatness By: Terry JohnstonCategory: Commentary Reflections on the Monitor's Spring 2025 cover story on Ulysses S. Grant
Published: 3/18/25 Spring 2025 | Dispatches By: The Civil War MonitorCategory: Commentary Letters to the editor published in the Spring 2025 issue
Published: 3/18/25 Please Write! By: The Civil War MonitorCategory: Firsthand Accounts First-person quotes from Union and Confederate soldiers about their deep desire to receive letters from home.
Published: 3/18/25 Making Progress in Tennessee By: David DuncanCategory: Preservation How support from the Tennessee Sites Preservation Fund is crucial to preserving Civil War sites in the Volunteer State.