Juneteenth is the US’s newest holiday. Join us as we discuss its Civil War origins, and why it exploded in
Pogue It was early dawn in the Wilderness. An eerie quiet pervaded the dim light of the morning. On the
The American Civil War Museum I’ve had the opportunity to go to quite a few history museums, and one of
The Gallant Pelham The sun dawned slowly upon a grim scene. It was December 13, 1862. The rising sun painted
Ranger Pete, at Fredericksburg Battlefield, gives us three factors to consider when we are evaluating decisions made during a Civil
The SS Republic We are happy to welcome Alex Lemaire of Metal Detector Planet with this story of a shipwreck filled with gold.
The USS Cairo was a Union ironclad during the American Civil War, and was the first ship sunk by a
Check out this video from Destin of Smarter Every Day with some beautiful slow motion video of Civil War era
This photo of Confederate soldiers marching through Frederick, Md., was thought to have been taken in 1862. Amateur researchers Paul
Usually when your fort is overrun by the enemy, it is all over within a few minutes. Not at Fort