8 Published: 10/2/24 The Bloodiest Day By: D. Scott HartwigCategory: Antietam D. Scott Hartwig looks at how rank-and-file Union and Confederate troops experienced the Battle of Antietam.
Published: 8/2/24 Essential Reading on Chancellorsville By: John HennessyCategory: Battles Historian John Hennessy on his top five books about the Battle of Chancellorsville.
9 Published: 8/2/24 Haven & Horror By: Mark H. DunkelmanCategory: Articles A look at the National Homestead at Gettysburg, an orphanage that opened to great fanfare but closed a decade later amid allegations of abuse and financial misdeeds.
9 Published: 8/2/24 The Fate of Charleston By: Glenn W. LafantasieCategory: Articles The Rapid Rise and Precipitous Fall of the Birthplace of Secession
Published: 5/15/24 The Demon of Unrest (2024) By: Daniel W. CroftsCategory: Book Reviews Erik Larson, the author of several action-packed books that have attracted a wide readership, employs a narrow lens to frame the broad history of North-South antagonism.
Published: 4/22/24 War Poems of “Howard Glyndon” By: Laura C. Redden Category: Civilians Read samples of Maryland native Laura Catherine Redden's Civil War poetry, which she published under the pseudonym Howard Glyndon.
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.
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: 3/9/23 Eyewitness to the Battle of Hampton Roads By: Samuel Dana GreenCategory: Battles Read about the Battle of Hampton Roads through the eyes of Lieutenant Samuel Dana Green in a captivating letter to his parents.
Published: 1/9/23 Josephine Miller and Her Stove By: Charles Carleton CoffinCategory: Civilians Delve into the account of Gettysburg resident Josephine Miller, who had a memorable experience during the epic Pennsylvania battle.
Published: 9/28/22 Quick Picks: Sherman’s March Books By: Bennett PartenCategory: Battles Looking to learn more about William T. Sherman's March to the Sea? An expert historian offers some suggestions for further reading.
Published: 7/22/22 Quick Picks: First Bull Run Books By: Harry SmeltzerCategory: Books and Discussions Looking for First Bull Run books? Check out our list of must-read titles to deepen your knowledge of this historic battle.
12 Published: 7/21/22 First Bull Run By: The Civil War MonitorCategory: First Bull Run Explore the Battle of First Bull Run, the first major land battle of the American Civil War, through images.
Published: 6/3/22 Eyewitness to Cold Harbor By: Theodore LymanCategory: Battles Read Colonel Theodore Lyman's eyewitness letter about brutal Battle of Cold Harbor, fought in June 1864.
Published: 1/18/22 Essential Reading on the Peninsula Campaign By: Glenn David BrasherCategory: Battles anne s.k. brown military collection George McClellan’s Army of the Potomac on the move during the Peninsula Campaign In the spring and early summer of 1862, Union general George B....
Published: 11/10/21 The Summer of ’63: Gettysburg (2021) By: Summer PerrittCategory: Book Reviews A diverse series of contributions about the epic July 1863 battle.
Published: 11/4/21 Gettysburg Photo Mystery Solved? By: Patrick BrennanCategory: Gettysburg A look at how 3D technology may have helped solved a longtime mystery surrounding an old Gettysburg photograph.
16 Published: 10/15/21 The Mountain Campaigns in Georgia By: The Civil War MonitorCategory: Battles Discover the captivating illustrations of The Mountain Campaigns in Georgia, which tell the story of the battles fought along the Western & Atlantic Railroad during the Civil War.
Published: 9/20/21 Unceasing Fury at Chickamauga By: W.W. HeartsillCategory: Battles Read Confederate soldier W.W. Heartsills' firsthand account of his participation in the Battle of Chickamauga.
Published: 7/28/21 No Place for Glory (2021) By: Robert L. GlazeCategory: Book Reviews A reinterpretation of one of the Gettysburg Campaign's pivotal episodes.