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“Killed at Chickamauga”

  After the Battle of Chickamauga, one Union soldier, Sergeant William Miller of the 75th Indiana, wrote this in his diary:…

12 years ago

CSS David vs the USS New Ironsides

It was 150 years ago in one of the great dramatic naval fights of the Civil War, the little CSS…

12 years ago

George Washington on Sacrificing for the Cause

One great blot upon the history of the War for Independence is the constant squabbling between the American officers on…

12 years ago

Photo Gallery of Chickamauga Battlefield

You can view all the photos on our Google+ album. They were taken during the production of our Victory of the…

12 years ago

Battle of Chickamauga

Today is the 150th anniversary of the Battle of Chickamauga, the greatest Confederate victory in the west, during the Civil…

12 years ago

Interview with “Colonel” Bill Henderson

This past week "Colonel" Bill Henderson, World War II Marine veteran, passed away. He was interviewed for the documentary, League of…

12 years ago

John Brown’s Rifle

This Sharps rifle, one of two on display in the Smithsonian History Museum in Washington, DC, was carried by John…

12 years ago

Jackson’s Map of Chancellorsville

Jackson's map. Photo Credit. One of the greatest artifacts from the Battle of Chancellorsville is this rough map of the…

12 years ago

Gettysburg 150th – Pickett’s Charge

The most famous fighting from the Battle of Gettysburg in 1863 occurred in the climax of the battle, what is…

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Weapons in the Governor’s Palace

Swords and pistols on the walls of the governor's palace in Williamsburg, VA. They showed the power and might of…

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Williamsburg Governor’s Palace

Reconstruction of the palace of the royal governor in Wiliamsburg, Virginia. During colonial times it was the seat of royal…

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