5 Published: 3/18/24 The Draper Raid of June 1864 By: Colin WoodwardCategory: Articles A look at a controversial Union operation on Virginia's Northern Neck in the summer of 1864.
Published: 3/18/24 The Centennial & The Twilight Zone By: Matthew Christopher HulbertCategory: Articles A look at how the Civil War was portrayed in Rod Serling's hit TV show
19 Published: 3/18/24 Partners in War By: The Civil War MonitorCategory: Articles Meet the wives of the American Civil War's top commanders. A special photo feature.
Published: 3/18/24 The Broken Glass Plate of Lincoln and McClellan By: Bob ZellerCategory: Commanders A look at Alexander Gardner's iconic photo of Abraham Lincoln and George McClellan at Antietam.
Published: 3/18/24 An Unwilling Abolitionist By: Andrew S. BledsoeCategory: Articles Joseph D. Hatfield and emancipation's effects within the Union army
Published: 3/18/24 The Cabinet Diarists By: Cecily N. ZanderCategory: Books and Discussions Cecily Zander probes the personal writings of Lincoln administration cabinet members Edward Bates, Salmon P. Chase, and Gideon Welles.
Published: 3/18/24 7th Texas Battle Flag By: The Civil War MonitorCategory: Articles The story of a Confederate battle flag carried by the 7th Texas Infantry that sold at auction in 2020.
Published: 3/18/24 Spring 2024 | Dispatches By: The Civil War MonitorCategory: Commentary Reader feedback published in the Spring 2024 issue of The Civil War Monitor.
Published: 3/18/24 About the Size of It By: The Civil War MonitorCategory: Cartoons A look at the Harper's Weekly cartoon "About the Size of It," a lighthearted take on General Ulysses S. Grant's Overland Campaign.
9 Published: 3/18/24 Three Days in Gettysburg By: The Civil War MonitorCategory: Gettysburg Looking to visit Gettysburg? We had a local resident map out the ideal 3-day trip.
Published: 3/18/24 A Close Call Close to Home By: Ronald S. CoddingtonCategory: Images A wartime photograph helps tell the story of a Confederate soldier from Tennessee.
Published: 3/18/24 Fighting Again for Virginia’s Historic Resources By: David DuncanCategory: Preservation The fight against the establishment of a massive data center complex on the primeter of the Second Manassas Battlefield.
Published: 3/18/24 Homecomings By: The Civil War MonitorCategory: Firsthand Accounts First-person quotes about long-awaited reunions between Union and Confederate soldiers and their loved ones at home
9 Published: 3/18/24 The Man Who Broke The Klan By: Fergus M. BordewichCategory: Articles How U.S. Army officer and Civil War veteran Lewis Merrill took on—and routed—the Ku Klux Klan in postwar South Carolina
Published: 1/3/24 The Creation of a Crusader (2023) By: Frank Kalisik IIICategory: Book Reviews An "excellent study" of an influential yet long-forgotten U.S. Senator.
Published: 12/29/23 A Man by Any Other Name (2023) By: Cecily N. ZanderCategory: Book Reviews A deep dive into the life of one of the Civil War's most notorious guerrillas.
Published: 12/21/23 Twelve Days (2023) By: Gordon BergCategory: Book Reviews A look at how the firing on Fort Sumter reverberated in the nation's capital.
Published: 12/19/23 Jewish Soldiers in the Civil War (2023) By: Gordon BergCategory: Book Reviews A comprehensive look at the experiences of Jewish Union soldiers.
Published: 12/13/23 Reading Confederate Monuments (2022) By: Maddie SetiawanCategory: Book Reviews Essays offer a fresh perspective on the historical debate over Confederate monuments.
Published: 12/11/23 The Best Civil War Books of 2023 By: The Civil War MonitorCategory: Best Of Lists The Books & Authors section of our Winter 2023 issue contains our annual roundup of the year’s best Civil War titles. As usual, we’ve enlisted a handful of Civil War...